These 3 portraits feature a father, mother and son - William Jefferson Cooper (1856-1928), Catherine Hedrick Cooper (1860-1940) and Clarence Garfield Cooper (1882-1955). An internet search yielded that Clarence Garfield Cooper was born in Baltimore, and he established Maryland's school bus system (a horse and wagon) and served as superintendent of Baltimore County schools from 1920-1946. Each portrait is framed with glass; and while rendered in black, white and sepia, each has details of jewelry in metallic silver - watch fob, earring, tie pin, etc. The frames have some wear with damage to the leaf details. No artist signatures.
Dimensions of each frame: 24.5" w x 1.5" d x 27.25" h
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