Highland Cows
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Agatha the Highland Cow Framed Canvas
Hilda Framed Canvas
Agnes Framed Canvas
Morag Framed Canvas
Prudence Framed Canvas
Maggie Moo Framed Canvas
Mabel Framed Canvas
Highland Fling Framed Canvas
Agatha the Highland Cow Canvas
Hilda Canvas
Morag Canvas
Agnes Canvas
Angus Canvas
Highland Fling Canvas
Prudence Canvas
Maggie Moo Canvas
Mabel Canvas
Agatha the Highland Cow Framed Print
Mabel Circle Framed Print
Hilda Framed Print
Agnes Framed Print
Angus Framed Print
Highland Fling Framed Print
Sarah's distinctive Highland Cows are treasured favourites with animal art lovers, and with characters this colourful, you can see why! These cow paintings bring a lot of life to a bare wall, but Sarah thinks that if you know the back story of these beautiful Highland Cows, then you'll have not only found a painting but you'll have made a furry friend for life.
Maggie Moo
The most famous of Sarah's highland cows, Maggie Moo likes a wee dance, but she loves to sing even more. On a bleak, grey afternoon in the thick, low cloud, the kind that sticks to your coat, Maggie is often heard calling. Her warm-up exercises often scare away potential audiences, but if you stick around long enough, you’ll hear the sweetest rendition of Misty, her favourite Ella number.
Prudence
Prudence is the Harvey Nicks of highland cows; she exudes luxury and class. Her glossy coat is well coiffured and regularly restyled, and she is way ahead of all the latest trends and colour combinations. That said, there is a different side to her that I like best; her true grit comes to light when she’s competing in ironman races. Last month she beat all the boys and still looked like a million dollars at the end!
Highland Fling
Contrary to popular belief, highland cows are so-named not because of their Scottish heritage but because of their love and dexterity in dancing the Highland Fling. Miriam here won Gold in the 2015 dance championships. It was her unusual combination of asymmetric grand plié kick-ball change into a perfect pirouette that caught the judge’s eye.
For other paintings of our boisterous bovines' farmyard friends, please visit our Farm Animals page. For updates on our Highland Cows and other ongoing paintings, please follow Sarah on social media.