• Robert Duncan - Wikipedia

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    Robert Duncan (actor) (born 1952), British TV actor. Robert Duncan (composer), American composer. Bob Duncan, a character in Good Luck Charlie.

  • Robert Duncan | Poetry Foundation

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    Robert Duncan died in San Francisco in 1988 after a long battle with kidney disease. His papers are housed at the State University of New York-Buffalo.

  • Robert Duncan (@Robertduncansf) / Twitter

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    Click to Follow robertduncansf. Robert Duncan. ... youtube.com. Rock is Lit Podcast EP16 Teaser: Robert Duncan, Frmr Ed of 'Creem'

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    Robert Duncan was born in Utah and began painting at age eleven. He spent summers as a boy on his grandparents' ranch in Wyoming where his grandmother gave...

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    This is the official Facebook page of the art of Robert Duncan.

  • Official website of film and television composer Robert Duncan

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    Robert Duncan is a composer for films and television series. His recent project “The Night Agent” broke records, logging 627 million hours of viewing in the first 28...

  • Robert Duncan | Actor - IMDb

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    Robert Duncan and Neil Pearson in Drop the Dead Donkey (1990). Robert Duncan was born on July 27, 1952 in Cornwall, England, UK.

  • About Robert Duncan | Academy of American Poets

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    Olson introduced Duncan to Robert Creeley and, in 1956, invited Duncan to teach at Black Mountain College.

  • Robert Duncan (Poet) Facts for Kids

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    Robert Duncan in San Francisco by Michael Rumaker, originally published in 2001, tells of this part of Duncan's life.

  • Robert Duncan - Poems by the Famous Poet - All Poetry

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    Robert Duncan was an American poet associated with the San Francisco Renaissance, Black Mountain College, and the New American Poetry.