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William Sidney Cooper

British artist (1854-1927)

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A life in paintings

Born 185411 dated paintingsDied 1927

14 works

  • The Thames, Basildon, Berkshire
    The Thames, Basildon, Berkshire
    William Sidney Cooper
    1882 · Reading Museum
  • Whitchurch Hill, Oxfordshire
    Whitchurch Hill, Oxfordshire
    William Sidney Cooper
    1884 · Maidstone Museum and Bentlif Art Gallery
  • Evening at Sturry, Kent
    Evening at Sturry, Kent
    William Sidney Cooper
    c. 1890 · Canterbury Museums and Galleries
  • Herne Bay, Kent
    Herne Bay, Kent
    William Sidney Cooper
    1892 · Canterbury Museums and Galleries
  • Cattle Watering on the River Stour
    Cattle Watering on the River Stour
    William Sidney Cooper
    1893 · Canterbury Museums and Galleries
  • Cattle on a Bridge, Kent
    Cattle on a Bridge, Kent
    William Sidney Cooper
    1897 · Canterbury Museums and Galleries
  • Cattle
    Cattle
    William Sidney Cooper
    1904 · Cartwright Hall Art Gallery
  • Near Canterbury, Kent
    Near Canterbury, Kent
    William Sidney Cooper
    1904 · Ferens Art Gallery
  • Sheep
    Sheep
    William Sidney Cooper
    1904 · Cliffe Castle Museum
  • Cattle & Sheep in pasture
    Cattle & Sheep in pasture
    William Sidney Cooper
    1907
  • Herne Mill, Kent
    Herne Mill, Kent
    William Sidney Cooper
    1914 · Canterbury Museums and Galleries
  • A Riverside Pasture with Sheep
    A Riverside Pasture with Sheep
    William Sidney Cooper
    · Maidstone Museum and Bentlif Art Gallery
  • Canterbury Cathedral from the Stour Meadows, Kent
    Canterbury Cathedral from the Stour Meadows, Kent
    William Sidney Cooper
    · Canterbury Museums and Galleries
  • In the Shade
    In the Shade
    William Sidney Cooper
    · Maidstone Museum and Bentlif Art Gallery
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