Colin Campbell Cooper

1856–1937 · United States · Impressionism

Colin Campbell Cooper, Jr. (March 8, 1856 – November 6, 1937) was an American impressionist painter of architectural paintings, especially of skyscrapers in New York City, Philadelphia, and Chicago. Wikipedia

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“Grand Central Station”, 1909 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“View of New York City” — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“View of Steamship Carpathia Passing along the Edge of the Ice Flow after Rescuing Survivors of the Titanic”, 1912
“The Rush Hour”, 1906 — New York Historical
“Hudson River Waterfront, New York City” — New York Historical
“Chambers Street and the Municipal Building, N.Y.C.”, 1922 — New York Historical
“On the Rhine”, 1905 — New Britain Museum of American Art
“Polar Bear.”, 1912 — National Museum of Wildlife Art
“Rescue of the Survivors of the Titanic by the Carpathia”, 1912 — Midwest Museum of American Art
“Main Street Bridge, Rochester”, 1908 — Memorial Art Gallery
“Summer”, 1918
“Stairway of Francis I at Blois”, 1900 — Memorial Art Gallery
“Columbus Circle”, 1909 — Allentown Art Museum
“Broadway from the Post Office (Wall Street)”, 1909
“New York Public Library”, 1915
“Flat Iron Building”, 1904 — Dallas Museum of Art
“The Lotus Pool, El Encanto, Santa Barbara”, 1921 — Reading Public Museum
“A Spring Day, Boston”
“Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco”, 1915 — Crocker Art Museum
“Pergola at Samarkand”, 1921
“The Brittany Coastline”, 1890
“At Edgartown, Martha's Vineyard”, 1915
“Self-portrait”, 1922 — National Academy of Design
“Rooftops at Sunset”, 1912
“Terrace at Samarkand Hotel”, 1923
“Saint Philip's Church, Charleston”, 1913 — The Johnson Collection
“Fortune Teller”, 1921
“Taj Mahal, Afternoon”, 1913

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