Oil painting signed on the back by the artist. The painting is finished with a traditional ornate golden frame.
Artist Biography
About Gerald Cooper
Gerald Cooper (1898–1975) was a painter of landscapes, figurative and still life subjects. He lived in Chelsea, London in 1928, Wimbledon in 1933, and East Horsley, Surrey in 1940. Cooper’s still life paintings have become very popular since his work has been bought to the attention of the picture-buying public. His work is in the Dutch tradition of still life painting and the subjects are synonymous with the best of the early still life artists. Flowers, fruit, jugs, bowls and glass vases are visually effective tools for example, but he also used marble ledges and stone plinths sometimes draped, adding another dimension to these cleverly conceived images. Cooper exhibited 9 pictures at the Royal Academy and 5 at The New English Art Club as well as exhibiting at the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool.
Additional information
Type
Oil on Board
Dimensions
Image size- 19.4" x 15.3", 49.5cm x 39cm
Size with frame- 26.9" x 22", 68.5cm x 58cm
Price£3,900
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