The Cooper Union
The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, commonly known as Cooper Union or The Cooper Union and informally referred to, especially during the 19th century, as 'the Cooper Institute', is a private college at Cooper Square on the border of the East Village neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City.
The Cooper Union People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Julius Rolshoven
American painter
Michelle Segre
Israeli artist
Murray Tinkelman
American illustrator
Russell Alan Hulse
American physicist
Adah Belle Thoms
Nurse
Ann Agee
American artist
Lucien Smith
American artist
David Diao
Chinese-American artist
Eric Fertman
American artist
Georgette Seabrooke
American artist
Hope Gangloff
American painter
Hugo Gellert
American-Hungarian illustrator
Jerome Myers
American artist
Jan Kotik
Czech artist
Anna Botsford Comstock
American artist
Crockett Johnson
American cartoonist
Noah Lyon
Artist
Paul Mayén
Architect
Augustus Saint-Gaudens
American sculptor
Conrad Marca-Relli
American artist
Kanchan Wali-Richardson
Artist
Ellen Berkenblit
American painter
Thomas Edison
American inventor
Eric N. Mack
American painter
Morgan Foster Larson
Former Governor of New Jersey
Lee Elias
American artist
ellen lupton
Graphic designer
Emily Oberman
Graphic designer
William Wallace Denslow
American illustrator
Jon Agee
Author
Neal Slavin
American photographer
Alex Katz
American artist
Dimitri Hadzi
American Sculptor
Sagi Haviv
Israeli graphic designer
Palmer Hayden
American painter
Len Jenshel
Author
Carl Pfeufer
Comic book artist
Randolph Perkins
Former United States Representative
William M. Calder
Former member of the United States Senate
Louis Waldman
Lawyer
Jeffrey Hou
Landscape architect
Imma Prieto
Author
Kristy Cha Ray Chu
Teacher
Jackie Yi-Ru Ying
American scientist
Gabriel Abrantes
Film director
Sara Plummer Lemmon
American botanist
Emile Berliner
German-American inventor
