Charles Cooper Henderson

1803–1877

Charles Cooper Henderson, ‘Changing Horses to a Post-Chaise outside the ‘George’ Posting-house’ c.1830–40
Changing Horses to a Post-Chaise outside the ‘George’ Posting-house c.1830–40
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Biography

Charles Cooper Henderson (14 June 1803 – 21 August 1877) was a British painter of horses and coaches.

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Artworks

Charles Cooper Henderson, ‘Changing Horses to a Post-Chaise outside the ‘George’ Posting-house’ c.1830–40

Charles Cooper Henderson Changing Horses to a Post-Chaise outside the ‘George’ Posting-house

c.1830–40
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Charles Cooper Henderson, ‘Mail Coach in a Snowstorm’ c.1835–40

Charles Cooper Henderson Mail Coach in a Snowstorm

c.1835–40
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Charles Cooper Henderson, ‘Sportsmen in Scottish Dress Driving to the Moors’ c.1845

Charles Cooper Henderson Sportsmen in Scottish Dress Driving to the Moors

c.1845
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