Relationships | Collection of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

Parent-Child

We have 11 instances of this relationship, like the one between Andrew Carnegie and Mrs. Margaret Carnegie Miller.
Sibling

We have 15 instances of this relationship, like the one between Mrs. Samuel W. Bridgham and Mrs. John Innes Kane.
Grandparent-Grandchild

We have 12 instances of this relationship, like the one between Peter Cooper and Mrs. James O. Green.
Spouse

We have 11 instances of this relationship, like the one between Mrs. William M. Chase and William Merritt Chase.
Aunt/Uncle-Niece/Nephew

We have 6 instances of this relationship, like the one between Eleanor Garnier Hewitt and Norvin Hewitt Green.
Cousins

We have 1 instances of this relationship, like the one between George Campbell Cooper and Mrs. Abram S. Hewitt.
Business Associates

We have 2 instances of this relationship, like the one between John Pierpont Morgan and Andrew Carnegie.
Friends

We have 50 instances of this relationship, like the one between Robert Frederick Blum and J. Carroll Beckwith.
Organization-Member

We have 60 instances of this relationship, like the one between Council for the Cooper Union Museum and Erskine Hewitt.
School-Student

We have 10 instances of this relationship, like the one between Rhode Island School of Design and Sandra Enterline.
School-Teacher

We have 13 instances of this relationship, like the one between Cranbrook Academy of Art and Bettina Speckner.
Teacher-Student

We have 18 instances of this relationship, like the one between Otto Künzli and Helen Britton.
Mentor-Mentee

We have 3 instances of this relationship, like the one between Hermann Jünger and Otto Künzli.
Partners

We have 3 instances of this relationship, like the one between Wendy Ramshaw and David Watkins.
Collaborators

We have 7 instances of this relationship, like the one between Robert Ebendorf and Christoph Jünger.