United States · March 8, 1856 – November 6, 1937Wikidata
Colin Campbell Cooper
American artist (1856-1937)
Born in Philadelphia. Died in Santa Barbara.
A life in paintings
Born 185628 dated paintingsDied 1937
30 works
- The Brittany CoastlineColin Campbell Cooper1890
- Stairway of Francis I at BloisColin Campbell Cooper1900 · Memorial Art Gallery
New York Public LibraryColin Campbell Cooper20th century- Flat Iron BuildingColin Campbell Cooper1904 · Dallas Museum of Art
- On the RhineColin Campbell Cooper1905 · New Britain Museum of American Art
The Rush HourColin Campbell Cooper1906 · New York Historical- Place de l'Opéra, ParisColin Campbell Cooperc. 1906–1911
- Main Street Bridge, RochesterColin Campbell Cooper1908 · Memorial Art Gallery
Grand Central StationColin Campbell Cooper1909 · Metropolitan Museum of Art- Tormenta de nieve en Nueva YorkColin Campbell Cooper1909 · National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina
- Columbus CircleColin Campbell Cooper1909 · Allentown Art Museum
Broadway from the Post Office (Wall Street)Colin Campbell Cooperc. 1909- View of Steamship Carpathia Passing along the Edge of the Ice Flow after Rescuing Survivors of the TitanicColin Campbell Cooper1912
Polar Bear.Colin Campbell CooperApril 1912 · National Museum of Wildlife Art- Rescue of the Survivors of the Titanic by the CarpathiaColin Campbell Cooper1912 · Midwest Museum of American Art