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Cow Parade Cowardly Lion Cow from Wizard of Oz

Title: Cowardly Lion from Wizard of Oz Location: Kansas City Star Courtyard - 18th & Grand Artist: Jeff A. Tackett Sponsor: Kansas City Star Made of solid resin. Measures 4" high. Jeff Tackett created the original three cows for the Wizard of Oz herd, the "Cowardly Lion", the "Scarecow", movie theater kansas city and the "Udderly Wicked Witch." In order to give his cows an authentic look for these easily recognized icons, he decided they would need to be sculpted, instead of just painted. The Cowardly Lion was the first, in about 3 weeks for use by CowParade for pre-event promotion. The Scarecow was the next to be added to the herd. Jeff was going to stop there but as the cows were being put out, the Witch was given the green light, movie theater kansas city and manically put together in about three weeks. The mediums for each included things as aluminum mesh, plaster gauze, spray foam insulation, felt, Elmer's glue, movie theater kansas city and exterior house paint. Jeff feels the Wizard of Oz is the embodiment of a classic fairy tale journey with themes of growth movie theater kansas city and perseverance. "Throw in the added benefits of hometown iconography, movie theater kansas city and catchy cow names movie theater kansas city and I just couldn't pass dressing up three fiberglass cows to look like these great movie characters."
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