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Samuel Cooper

(1609-1672), Miniature painter

Sitter in 4 portraits
Artist associated with 111 portraits
Cooper was the principal portraitist of the Commonwealth and painted Oliver Cromwell many times.

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Samuel Cooper, copy of a self-portrait by Samuel Cooper - NPG 2891

Samuel Cooper

copy of a self-portrait by Samuel Cooper
wash, 18th century, based on a work of 1660s
NPG 2891

Samuel Cooper, by Thomas Chambers (Chambars), after Samuel Cooper - NPG D30414

Samuel Cooper

by Thomas Chambers (Chambars), after Samuel Cooper
line engraving, published 1762
NPG D30414

Samuel Cooper, by William Raddon, after Samuel Cooper - NPG D19893

Samuel Cooper

by William Raddon, after Samuel Cooper
line engraving, circa 1827 (1660s)
NPG D19893

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Samuel Cooper

by William Raddon, published by John Major, after Samuel Cooper
line engraving, published 15 May 1827 (1660s)
NPG D42848

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