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Henry Cooke

English artist (1642-1700)

Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 16427 dated paintingsDied 1700

9 works

  • Portrait of a Gentleman (said to be 'Sir Isaac Newton, 1642–1727')
    Portrait of a Gentleman (said to be 'Sir Isaac Newton, 1642–1727')
    Henry Cooke
    1669 · St Catharine's College
  • Saint Peter and Saint John at the Beautiful Gate (after Raphael)
    Saint Peter and Saint John at the Beautiful Gate (after Raphael)
    Henry Cooke
    c. 1697 · Hampton Court Palace
  • Christ's Charge to Peter (after Raphael)
    Christ's Charge to Peter (after Raphael)
    Henry Cooke
    c. 1697 · Hampton Court Palace
  • Saint Paul Preaching in Athens (after Raphael)
    Saint Paul Preaching in Athens (after Raphael)
    Henry Cooke
    c. 1697 · Hampton Court Palace
  • The Death of Ananias (after Raphael)
    The Death of Ananias (after Raphael)
    Henry Cooke
    c. 1697 · Hampton Court Palace
  • Saint Paul and Saint Barnabas at Lystra (after Raphael)
    Saint Paul and Saint Barnabas at Lystra (after Raphael)
    Henry Cooke
    c. 1697 · Hampton Court Palace
  • Elymas (after Raphael)
    Elymas (after Raphael)
    Henry Cooke
    c. 1697 · Hampton Court Palace
  • Frederick Waller, Stockhelper
    Frederick Waller, Stockhelper
    Henry Cooke
    · Stationers' Hall
  • Portrait of a Gentleman (known as 'Sir Charles Caesar of Bennington, MP, Fellow-Commoner, 1667')
    Portrait of a Gentleman (known as 'Sir Charles Caesar of Bennington, MP, Fellow-Commoner, 1667')
    Henry Cooke
    · St Catharine's College
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