| Display title | John William Codling |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | New Yorker John W. Codling defies just about every pigeonhole you may be inclined to put him in; he's certainly not your average artist. Codling’s work provides commentary on popular culture, current events and the evolution of the American Dream. John William Codling is a Artist. |
