'Aberdeen Angus Calf'

My painting of this Aberdeen Angus Calf was produced from a photograph I took at a friends farm local to me. This is another of my life-size paintings, giving you a real sense of being in the presence of this handsome little calf.

They were developed in the 19th Century from the polled black cattle in the Grampian region of the North East of Scotland. Polled means without horns or those that do not grow horns. They retained their black colour as seen in my painting of this Aberdeen Angus calf. It proved to be a hardy breed, making them suitable for farming and breeding in the changeable weather of Scotland. They are relatively undemanding with an easy nature and easily adapt to new environments which accounts for their widespread popularity around the world. The cows make great mothers, calve easily and rear their calves with ease.

References: https://aboutaberdeen.com/Aberdeen-Angus-Facts

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