Abraham Cooper

1787–1868

Abraham Cooper, ‘The Day Family’ 1838 — The Day Family 1838
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Biography

Abraham Cooper RA (1787–1868), was an English animal and battle painter.

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Artworks

Abraham Cooper, ‘The Day Family’ 1838

Abraham Cooper The Day Family

1838

T03422

Abraham Cooper, ‘Rupert’s Standard at Marston Moor’ c.1824

Abraham Cooper Rupert’s Standard at Marston Moor

c.1824

T14637

Abraham Cooper, ‘Draught Horses’ 1828

Abraham Cooper Draught Horses

1828

N05977

after Abraham Cooper, ‘Flemish Fishermen, after Wouvermens’ 1824

After Abraham Cooper Flemish Fishermen, after Wouvermens

1824

View by appointment T11299

Abraham Cooper, ‘[title not known]’ 1816

Abraham Cooper [title not known]

1816

View by appointment T11300

Abraham Cooper, ‘[title not known]’ 1816

Abraham Cooper [title not known]

1816

View by appointment T11298

Abraham Cooper [title not known]

date not known

View by appointment T11295

Abraham Cooper, ‘[title not known]’ 1824

Abraham Cooper [title not known]

1824

View by appointment T11301

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