Emma E. Lampert - Roses, Still Life
Emma Lampert Cooper
Original Watercolor On Paper
Signed Lower Left

About the Artist:
Cooper, Emma Lampert (1855-1920)
Cooper, Emma Lampert (Mrs. Colin Campbell Cooper)
Artist; born Nunda, N.Y.; Daughter of Henry and Janette (Smith) Lampert;
grad. Wells College.; Studied at Art Students’ League, Cooper Union, and with Miss Agnes D. Abatt in water colors;
with Harry Thompson, and at Delacleuse Academy, Paris.

m. Rochester, N.Y., June 9, 1897, Colin Campbell Cooper, artist, of Philadelphia.

• Traveled extensively , beginning in 1886, painting interiors and street scenes in oil and water colors in France, Holland, Belgium, Italy and Switzerland.
  Member: N.Y. Water Color Club; Am. Water Color Soc.; Woman’s Art Club, N.Y. City; Philadelphia Water Color Club; Woman’s Art Ass’n, Canada; one of founders of Eastern Ass’n of Wells Coll., N.Y.; Pres. Soc. of Women Painters.
• Awarded medal World’s Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893; Bronze medals awarded at the Atlanta Exposition, 1895, St. Louis Exposition, 1904 (for oil and water colors); water color prize Woman’s Art Club, N.Y. City, 1907.
• Representative pictures: Morning Near Riverdale; High Noon, Cape; Mother Claudius Fireside, 1889;
• The Bread winner (Medal Chicago, and exhibition Paris Exposition, 1900); News of the Day; Weaving

Condition:
Good, See Photos

Size:
22.5" X 27.5"
Visible: 11" x 16"