The Lotus Pool, El Encanto, Santa Barbara, 1921.
Colin Campbell Cooper (American), oil on canvas
Reading Public Museum, United States
5 works held in 5 museums
American painter of New York and its skyscrapers, 1856-1937
Colin Campbell Cooper (American), oil on canvas
Reading Public Museum, United States
Colin Campbell Cooper (American), oil on canvas
New York Historical Society, United States
Colin Campbell Cooper (American), oil on canvas
Allentown Art Museum, United States
Tormenta de nieve en Nueva York (museum title)
Colin Campbell Cooper (American), oil on canvas
National Museum of Fine Arts, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Colin Campbell Cooper (American)
Dallas Museum of Art, United States
Colin Campbell Cooper (1856-1937) was an American painter, born in Philadelphia and died in Santa Barbara (California). He painted in an Impressionist manner the streets and skyscrapers of New York, and later Californian gardens. His paintings are held in Dallas, Reading, New York, Allentown and Buenos Aires. He is linked to Impressionism.
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