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Artist: Robert Cocke
Lunar Wisdom
By Robert Cocke
Located in Dallas, TX
ARTIST STATEMENT "Since I began painting more than 30 years ago, my work has evolved dramatically in terms of style and subject matter. Underlying all the changes has been a consi...
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21st Century and Contemporary Surrealist Robert Cocke Art

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Canvas, Oil

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