Thomas Sidney Cooper

1803–1902 · United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · Realism

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

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“Milking Time - Study of a Farm-Yard near Canterbury”, 1833 — National Gallery
“The Victoria Cow”, 1848 — Royal Collection
“Fording a brook, suburbs of Canterbury”, 1834 — Art Gallery of South Australia
“Cattle by a river”, 1835 — Fitzwilliam Museum
“Cattle reposing (1846)”, 1846 — Fitzwilliam Museum
“Five Cows in a Landscape”, 1874 — National Trust
“Friesian Bull in a Landscape”, 1862 — National Trust
“Highland Cattle by a Stream”, 1849 — National Trust
“Landscape with cattle”, 1890 — National Library of Wales Framed works of art collection
“Landscape With Cattle And Sheep”, 1837 — Birmingham Museums Trust
“Cattle in a Stream”, 1841 — Birmingham Museums Trust
“Landscape With Cattle And Sheep”, 1872 — Birmingham Museums Trust
“Cattle”, 1850 — Reading Public Museum
“Sheep In The Isle of Skye”, 1877
“Cattle in a Stream”, 1836 — Williamson Art Gallery and Museum
“Landscape with Cattle”, 1837 — Stirling Smith Museum and Art Gallery
“Cattle and Sheep”, 1837 — Blackburn Museum and Art Gallery
“Landscape with Cattle”, 1838 — The Atkinson
“A Border Collie”, 1838 — Canterbury Museums and Galleries
“The Entrance to Carisbrooke Castle”, 1837 — Royal Collection

Thomas Sidney Cooper

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