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Roland Muller

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N/A N/A Cow Parade event held in Zurich, where mass-produced, artist-decorated cows were placed on the st... Zurich View
N/A N/A The original 'Cow Parade' in Zurich, where mass-produced, decorated cows were placed on the streets. Zurich View
2000-01-01 N/A Roland Muller was interviewed by The Times about his cow sculptures. Unknown View
1998-01-01 N/A A Swiss artist (Roland Muller) was paid $15,000 for designing fiberglass cows, which started a wo... Switzerland (implied) View
1998-01-01 N/A The creation of the original fiberglass cows by Swiss artist Roland Muller. Switzerland (implied) View

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The document contains text and metadata related to a news story about the Tusk Trail, a wildlife charity event organized by the Tusk Trust. It discusses the history of fiberglass cow parades, which were started by Swiss artist Roland Muller in 1998, and mentions the mixed reception of such public art, including criticism from art critic Roberta Smith. The text also notes the popularity of similar parades featuring other animals and references a "Back Story" by Alex Marshall and a "Morning Briefing."

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2025-11-19
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This document is an excerpt from what appears to be a news article about the history and cultural impact of fiberglass 'Cow Parade' art installations, which originated with Swiss artist Roland Muller in 1998. It mentions an upcoming Christie's auction for the Tusk Trust wildlife charity and includes commentary from artist Roland Muller and art critic Roberta Smith. Despite the user's prompt, the document's content is about art parades and contains no information related to Jeffrey Epstein.

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2025-11-19
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1998-01-01 Received Unknown Roland Muller $15,000.00 The amount paid in 1998 to the Swiss artist (Ro... View
1998-01-01 Received Unknown Roland Muller $15,000.00 The amount paid in 1998 to the Swiss artist (Ro... View
1998-01-01 Received Unknown Roland Muller $15,000.00 The amount paid in 1998 to the Swiss artist (Ro... View
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Fiberglass cow sculptures

From: Roland Muller
To: The Times

Roland Muller discussed his artistic intent behind the cow sculptures, stating he wanted to give them character and feelings to make people react.

Interview
2000-01-01
Communication Source

Fiberglass Cow Art

From: Roland Muller
To: The Times

Roland Muller discussed his artistic intent, stating, "I gave them character. I gave them feelings... I wanted people to react to them."

Interview
2000-01-01
Communication Source

Fiberglass Cow Art

From: Roland Muller
To: The Times

Roland Muller discussed his artistic intent, stating, "I gave them character. I gave them feelings... I wanted people to react to them."

Interview
2000-01-01
Communication Source

Fiberglass Cow Art

From: Roland Muller
To: The Times

Roland Muller discussed his artistic intent, stating, "I gave them character. I gave them feelings... I wanted people to react to them."

Interview
2000-01-01
Communication Source

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