"The Sugr Shack" by R. Cokes

$6,063.00

by R. Cokes

"The Sugar Shack" (circa 1970s) bursts with energy, capturing the vibrant essence of a packed dance floor. This oil painting transports viewers to a venue where music, movement, and culture come alive. The scene welcomes patrons to "The Sugar Shack," a hotspot for dancing every Friday and Saturday night, with references to Big Daddy Rucker, possibly the host or a featured performer.

A sign within the painting highlights Marvin Gaye’s music broadcast on WMPG radio, grounding the piece in its era. Dynamic figures, bold brushstrokes, and electrifying color bring the scene to life, making it a striking celebration of music, joy, and community.

Signed "R. Cokes" in the bottom right corner.

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by R. Cokes

"The Sugar Shack" (circa 1970s) bursts with energy, capturing the vibrant essence of a packed dance floor. This oil painting transports viewers to a venue where music, movement, and culture come alive. The scene welcomes patrons to "The Sugar Shack," a hotspot for dancing every Friday and Saturday night, with references to Big Daddy Rucker, possibly the host or a featured performer.

A sign within the painting highlights Marvin Gaye’s music broadcast on WMPG radio, grounding the piece in its era. Dynamic figures, bold brushstrokes, and electrifying color bring the scene to life, making it a striking celebration of music, joy, and community.

Signed "R. Cokes" in the bottom right corner.

by R. Cokes

"The Sugar Shack" (circa 1970s) bursts with energy, capturing the vibrant essence of a packed dance floor. This oil painting transports viewers to a venue where music, movement, and culture come alive. The scene welcomes patrons to "The Sugar Shack," a hotspot for dancing every Friday and Saturday night, with references to Big Daddy Rucker, possibly the host or a featured performer.

A sign within the painting highlights Marvin Gaye’s music broadcast on WMPG radio, grounding the piece in its era. Dynamic figures, bold brushstrokes, and electrifying color bring the scene to life, making it a striking celebration of music, joy, and community.

Signed "R. Cokes" in the bottom right corner.

Details

 
    • Height: 23

    • Width: 31

    • Oil on canvas

    • “R. Cokes" (bottom right corner)

    • Textured brushstrokes

    • Expressive features

    • Vibrant colors

    • 1970

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