concrete cows sculpture

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The concrete cows sculpture is a famous public artwork in Milton Keynes depicting life-sized cows made of concrete, symbolizing the town’s blend of urban planning and rural imagery.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf landmark of Milton Keynes
outdoor sculpture
public artwork
artMovement conceptual art
commissionedBy Milton Keynes Development Corporation
country United Kingdom
creator Liz Leyh
depicts cows
life-sized cows
genre public art
hasArtisticMedium concrete over metal armature
fibreglass (for some versions)
hasColor black and white
hasCoordinateLocation 52.060°N 0.783°W (approximate)
hasCulturalMeaning commentary on planned urban development
hasInfluenceOn identity of Milton Keynes
hasOriginalLocation green space in Milton Keynes
hasPart calves
three adult cows
hasReproduction replica cows in Milton Keynes Shopping Centre
hasType figurative sculpture
heritageDesignation local cultural icon
inception 1978
locatedIn Bancroft, Milton Keynes
Buckinghamshire
England
Milton Keynes
United Kingdom
maintainedBy local authorities of Milton Keynes
materialUsed concrete
notableFor being an iconic symbol of Milton Keynes
use of concrete to represent rural animals
purpose symbolize blend of urban planning and rural imagery
subjectOf local tourism promotions
media coverage about Milton Keynes

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Milton Keynes hasFeature concrete cows sculpture