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Artist: Studio Chiang Mai Parade Netherlands Emmen 2010 All elephants are made of high-quality synthetic resin. They are painted by hand in our own studio in Thailand. All elephants are provided with a certificate and numbered in a limited edition and packaged in a beautiful gift box.
The first Bull amongst the herd. A special introduction for the 15th anniversary of CowParade. The Penny bull is the most expensive ‘cow’ sold at an auction. It raised 150,000 dollars for Charity. The bull is based on the well known Texas longhorn. In the original piece the cows was emblazoned with a mosaic of…
Art inspired by an excerpt from the tale “Dragons doesn’t know paradise” by Caio Fernando Abreu (renowned Brazilian writer), the nice elephant “Que Seja Doce” wants to surprise viewers and make the routine of São Paulo more sweet and joyful even for an instant. So, let it be sweet. Every morning, when I open the windows to let in the sunshine or the grayness of a day, that’s just what I repeat, let it be sweet. When is sunny and the sun strikes my face creased with sleep or insomnia, as I wacht the particles of dust floating in the air like a little universe, I repeat seven times for luck: let it be sweet let it be sweet let it be sweet and so on.” (Caio F. Abreu). And let be sweet everything that has to be!
Art inspired by an excerpt from the tale “Dragons doesn’t know paradise” by Caio Fernando Abreu (renowned Brazilian writer), the nice elephant “Que Seja Doce” wants to surprise viewers and make the routine of São Paulo more sweet and joyful even for an instant. So, let it be sweet. Every morning, when I open the windows to let in the sunshine or the grayness of a day, that’s just what I repeat, let it be sweet. When is sunny and the sun strikes my face creased with sleep or insomnia, as I wacht the particles of dust floating in the air like a little universe, I repeat seven times for luck: let it be sweet let it be sweet let it be sweet and so on.” (Caio F. Abreu). And let be sweet everything that has to be!
Art inspired by an excerpt from the tale “Dragons doesn’t know paradise” by Caio Fernando Abreu (renowned Brazilian writer), the nice elephant “Que Seja Doce” wants to surprise viewers and make the routine of São Paulo more sweet and joyful even for an instant. So, let it be sweet. Every morning, when I open the windows to let in the sunshine or the grayness of a day, that’s just what I repeat, let it be sweet. When is sunny and the sun strikes my face creased with sleep or insomnia, as I wacht the particles of dust floating in the air like a little universe, I repeat seven times for luck: let it be sweet let it be sweet let it be sweet and so on.” (Caio F. Abreu). And let be sweet everything that has to be!
This Museum Guard is 30 cm high.He is 15 cm wide and his belly is 10 cm thick. Think of the size of a carton of 1.5 L milk.The arms can move.
Artist: Stan Mullins CowParade Las Vegas 2002 Size: 15 x 13 cm.
One of Joanna’s best loved subjects is the ‘hare’. She illustrates this, taking a piece of Wiltshire up to London. The design incorporates mystical senses of the moon, stars and crop circles; and connects the hare tot he fertility goddess.
Design: Studio Chiang Mai All elephants are made of a high-quality synthetic resin.They are hand-painted in the studio in Thailand.All elephants come with a certificate and are numbered in a limited edition.They are packed in a nice gift box.
Design: Studio Chiang Mai All elephants are made of a high-quality synthetic resin.They are hand-painted in the studio in Thailand.All elephants come with a certificate and are numbered in a limited edition.They are packed in a nice gift box.
Elephant name: Pick & Mix Cinnamon Artist: Studio Chiang Mai Meet Elephant Parade’s miniature elephants, in a stunning array of lively colours. Mix it, match it and make it distinctly yours. Choose a selection of your favourite 5cm polyresin elephants to add joy to the home. Tiny but powerful, we won’t judge if you keep…
Fish, Beechwood (1940) Escher was fascinated by Japanese wood carving, which he greatly admired. During the war years he transposed a number of them onto wooden spheres. Because the sphere has no boundaries, this shape was perfect for his ‘infinite’ systems. H. 6 cm. with brochure in luxury gift box.
Take a voyage back in time and discover ancient civilizations and cultures.
Elephant name: Tales of Discovery Artist: Studio Chiang Mai Parade: Travelling Herd 2018 Inspiration: Take a voyage back in time and discover ancient civilizations and cultures.
