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Robert Cook Originals |
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Robert Cook Originals |
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He has exhibited widely in the UK including, the National Exhibition of Wildlife Art - Liverpool and the Wirral, Mall Galleries – London and Black Sheep gallery - Cheshire. In 2005 he had the honor of having his work jury selected and exhibited alongside other international wildlife artists at the acclaimed Birds in Art exhibition, Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum, Wisconsin (USA). I have attached above a pic of me with my latest win. The award is for winner of the professional category & Overall winner and Wildscape Wildlife artist of the year 2009 for Wildscape magazine. I am holding the trophy 'Wilf' the wolf, which I get to keep for the year.
Recently I was category winner for 'Animals in their Environment' as part of the BBC Wildlife Artist of the Year 2009 competition. This was their first time the BBC have done such a competition, they have run a very well known Wildlife Photography competition, for many years.
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Peacock Study Oil on canvas Size: 14" x 10" unframed 17" x 13" framed Price: $ 1,500 (Shipping extra) |
Andean Ruler, Condor Pencil on paper Size: 13.5" x 12" unframed 24" x 20" framed Price: $ 900 (Shipping extra) |
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| Aira Force
(Also avail. as a giclee print. email us for details) |
| Beachcombing |
Mr. Cook informed us that he's logged around 400 hours in each of the upper two works
and the kingfisher below. (Imagine painting all the stones!)
The Mill House Gallery is proud to be exhibiting these magnificent works.
Autumn Kingfisher Oil on canvas 29in x 21in framed Also avail. as a giclee print. email us for details |
Whooping Crane Study I Size unframed 22" x 15" Size framed 35" x 27" Price: $ 1,700.00 (shipping extra) |
Smew Acrylic on paper Size: 10 x 16 inches Framed: 20 x 25 inches Price: $ 1,350 (shipping extra) |
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Born in 1962 and residing in Poulton–Le–Fylde, Lancashire on the west coast of England. He has painted for several years, originally working as a freelance illustrator before lecturing full time in natural history illustration. More recently he has begun to concentrate more on his wildlife painting, using various mediums to capture intimate moments of birds in their natural habitat.
