Vache Posters and Art Prints

High resolution reproduction, Photoshop corrected for sharp prints and vibrant crisp colors, digitally repaired for blemishes, tears, and missing elements. LA VACHE ENRAGEE The Mad Cow Journal Magazine 1897 Lithograph Poster by Auguste Roedel.

Fetchez la Vache - Fetch the Cow

Paysanne Conduisant Aux Champs Sa Vache Et Ses Moutons by Jean-Francois Millet, 1863. Pastel And Crayon.

Betsy get into the back yard again?

Capture the essence of surprise and astonishment with our delightful design inspired by the French expression 'Oh ! La vache' (Oh! The cow). This idiom conveys emotions of admiration, amazement, or even disappointment, similar to 'damn!' or 'oh my god!'.

Mama's little darling Photo Jean-Louis Glineur alias DeVerviers

Mama's little darling Photo Jean-Louis Glineur alias DeVerviers

Couleuvre, Allier, France

One head in the middle of a wall of cows on Amherst Island, near Kingston, ON, Canada

Translation: Oh, my cow Don’t panic, no cow is lost or wildly running away. The French phrase “Ah, la vache” actually expresses surprise and excitement. The best English equivalent would be “Oh my god!”