• The American Beef • Painting

• Like most most businesses that had been badly affected by the 2020 Coronavirus Pandemic, the U.S. slaughterhouse business also suffered from the bad side effect. • After I had a 6-oz rare-grilled rib eye last night before I closed my eyes, I digitally did the 53-inch tall “American Beef” abstract that exposed the front cross-section of a 1,000-pound cow before it is cut into pieces, frozen, and trucked to Costco, Amazon, and Walmart. • Although cattle beef ranks 3rd after pork and poultry in American meat consumption, the U.S. supplies 20% of the world’s total beef demand, and she tops Brazil, India, and China in world beef production. • Thanks to Texas, Nebraska, Kansas, and California for satisfying the over 30% of the American penchant for steaks, burgers, and hotdogs. • Not only do beef help build more muscles and stronger bones, but it should also be blamed for causing diabetes and heart attacks among those who eat more than 18 ounces of fatty beef a week. • And while healthy cows live from 18 to 22 years on the average, I have to google how long the MacDon’t addicts like The Donald can be expected to take their last breath.

Painting:Ink on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:37 W x 53 H x 1.5 D in

Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments.