K. Bhadran · 1942 – 2025

Room V · Nature and Biology

Zoology of Man and Woman

Zoology of Man and Woman

In a room

Zoology of Man and Woman, in a wide gallery frame, hung in an imagined room — first of three sample settingsZoology of Man and Woman, in a walnut frame, hung in an imagined room — second of three sample settingsZoology of Man and Woman, in a oak frame, hung in an imagined room — third of three sample settings

Sample settings. The rooms are imagined; the drawing is his own.

Catalogue
BH 118
Medium
Colour ink and pencil on paper
Sheet
A3 sheet, 420 × 297 mm

In the artist's words

The relationship is symbolised as a cow, front legs are of a cow, back legs are of a man, the man has embraced the udder and is himself appeased form the middle part of the body of the cow. The head of the cow is of a woman and together they make life a milk yielding cow, male and female togetherness, two in one form, a surrealistic expression.

Fine-art prints of this work are planned. Enquiries →

Works that share its subjects and motifs

Zoology of Man and Woman
Frame
Size

At no particular scale.

The original is an A3 sheet. These sizes are for prints of it.
A picture of a print that does not yet exist. The sheet is shown whole — nothing is cropped or covered.

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Sample settings. The rooms are imagined; the drawing is his own.