Warren Cooke 'Land and Sea #59' painting

Warren Cooke 'Land and Sea #59' paintingWarren Cooke is a contemporary printmaking artist based on the Mornington Peninsula. His vibrant prints reflect on the flora and fauna he encounters seafaring along the Mornington coastline. In recent years, his printmaking practice has incorporated the reduction woodcut technique. This technique is visible across the surfaces of his prints, in some cases revealing the texture of the wood in the final print. Cookes 2019 reduction woodcut Land and sea

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