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Thomas Cooper Moore

artist from Britain

Born in Nottingham. Died in Nottingham.

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A life in paintings

Born 18277 dated paintingsDied 1901

10 works

  • Mills and Gorse Bushes in Nottingham Forest
    Mills and Gorse Bushes in Nottingham Forest
    Thomas Cooper Moore
    1848 · Nottingham Museums
  • The Old Ropewalk, Foot of the Gallows Hill, Nottingham Forest
    The Old Ropewalk, Foot of the Gallows Hill, Nottingham Forest
    Thomas Cooper Moore
    1848 · Nottingham Museums
  • Lenton Boatyard, Nottingham
    Lenton Boatyard, Nottingham
    Thomas Cooper Moore
    c. 1850 · Nottingham Central Library
  • River Trent, View From the North Bank near Wilford, Nottinghamshire
    River Trent, View From the North Bank near Wilford, Nottinghamshire
    Thomas Cooper Moore
    c. 1850–1860 · Nottingham Central Library
  • Nottingham Goose Fair, October 1876
    Nottingham Goose Fair, October 1876
    Thomas Cooper Moore
    1876 · Nottingham Museums
  • Sheep Lane, Nottingham
    Sheep Lane, Nottingham
    Thomas Cooper Moore
    c. 1885 · Nottingham Museums
  • The 'Leather Bottle Inn', Hockley, Essex
    The 'Leather Bottle Inn', Hockley, Essex
    Thomas Cooper Moore
    c. 1896 · Nottingham Central Library
  • Windmills on the Forest
    Windmills on the Forest
    Thomas Cooper Moore
    · Nottinghamshire Archives
  • The Ancient Chapel Bar
    The Ancient Chapel Bar
    Thomas Cooper Moore
    · Nottingham Central Library
  • Old Trent Bridge, West Aspect, Nottingham
    Old Trent Bridge, West Aspect, Nottingham
    Thomas Cooper Moore
    · Nottingham Central Library
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