George Campbell Cooper | People | Collection of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

We have 369 objects that George Campbell Cooper has been involved with.

Two women are in the middle, both seated. The woman on her left is seated on a low table while the woman on the right is sitting on a chair. Both of them are dressed in elegant clothing with the woman on the left is wearing a turban while the woman on the right is wearing a veil. Between them is a nude child looking up at the woman on the right while being held by the woman on the left. At the bottom of the print is the following text: [De Pinacctheca Gennariorum Equitis I.F. Barberii Centesis Nepotum Benonice]. In the lower left and right hand corners can be seen the artist's signatures.

The Infant and the Virgin, who is to his right, are seated at a table. The Virgin is holding a book open with both hands so the Infant can see the pages. The Infant is looking frontally while the Virgin is looking down at the book. The Infant also has light emanating from his head. In the background can be seen the tops of plants which can be seen over the back well. At the lower right hand corner of the print can be seen the artist's signature.

Print, Head of an Old Man

A well dressed young man with long curly hair is standing at his desk reading a paper. He is wearing a button down shirt with a frilly collar and dress pants. While reading the paper, he has a look of surprise on his face. In the lower left hand corner of the print can be seen the artist's signature.

A portrait of St. John. He has a halo above his heads. He has flowing white hair. He is wearing a cape over his shoulders. He is looking up toward the heavens for inspriation. While looking up toward the heavens, he is holding up a book with his left hand while in his right he is holding a quill pen. Over his left shoulder is an eagle holding an ink container. In the background of the print can be seen a mountain range. At the bottom of the mountains can be seen the outlines of buildings of a settlement. At the bottom of the print can be seen the following text in big bold block letters: S.Ioannes. Below the name can be seen text in cursive which reads as follows: Corn.Vifcher Inveniebat in the lower left hand corner. In the lower right hand corner there is cursive text that reads as follows: Corn.Vifcher Suclpebat et Excudebat Harlem 1650.

Print, Pangbourne Weir

We know 2 people that George Campbell Cooper is related to.

Peter Cooper
1883.

This person is a aunt/uncle of George.
This person is involved with 3 objects in our collection.

Mrs. Abram S. Hewitt

Mrs. Abram S. Hewitt
American, 1830–1912.
Mother of the museum’s founders, Eleanor and Sarah Hewitt.

This person is a cousin of George.
This person is involved with 55 objects in our collection.

George Campbell Cooper has collaborated with
Francesco Bartolozzi and
Giovanni Francesco Barbieri (called Guercino) and
Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn and
Marc Antonio Raimondi and
Albrecht Dürer and
Claude Lorrain and
Giovanni Battista Cipriani and
Annibale Carracci and
Hieronymus Wierix and
Raphael
and 23 others.

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