Thomas Sidney Cooper

1803–1902

Thomas Sidney Cooper, ‘Landscape and Cattle’ 1854
Landscape and Cattle 1854
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Biography

Thomas Sidney Cooper (26 September 1803 – 7 February 1902) was an English landscape painter noted for his images of cattle and farm animals.

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Artworks

Thomas Sidney Cooper, ‘Landscape and Cattle’ 1854

Thomas Sidney Cooper Landscape and Cattle

1854
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Frederick Richard Lee, Thomas Sidney Cooper, ‘A River Scene (cattle by Thomas Sidney Cooper)’ 1855

Frederick Richard Lee, Thomas Sidney Cooper A River Scene (cattle by Thomas Sidney Cooper)

1855
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Thomas Sidney Cooper, ‘A Cow and Two Sheep’ 1860

Thomas Sidney Cooper A Cow and Two Sheep

1860
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Thomas Sidney Cooper, ‘Milking Time - Study of a Farm-Yard near Canterbury’ 1833–4, exhibited 1834

Thomas Sidney Cooper Milking Time - Study of a Farm-Yard near Canterbury

1833–4, exhibited 1834
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Frederick Richard Lee, Thomas Sidney Cooper, ‘Evening in the Meadows (cattle by Thomas Sidney Cooper)’ exhibited 1854

Frederick Richard Lee, Thomas Sidney Cooper Evening in the Meadows (cattle by Thomas Sidney Cooper)

exhibited 1854
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Thomas Sidney Cooper, ‘Among the Cumberland Mountains - Mist Clearing Off’ 1847, exhibited 1847

Thomas Sidney Cooper Among the Cumberland Mountains - Mist Clearing Off

1847, exhibited 1847
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