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Harold Copping (1863-1932) was an English artist from London, also known as an illustrator. In addition to his talent, he enjoyed a university education at the Royal Academy of Arts. His artistic work consisted primarily of illustrations of biblical scenes and motifs from the novels of Charles Dickens. Besides well-known novels by Dickens such as Oliver Twist, David Copperfield or A Christmas Carol, which belong to the Victorian literature, he illustrated other literary works, such as John Bunyan's The Pilgrims Progress.
As a member, his artistic work was influenced by the London Missionary Society as well as the Religious Tract Society (RTS), for which he created twelve pictures a year with a religious theme. The Bible and Jesus were among his greatest sources of inspiration. His pictures are characterized above all by authentic features that are close to reality. In order to get a picture of himself, Copping went on study trips to Egypt and Palestine. Just as Dickens authentically fictionalized the social discrepancies of Victorian society in the age of industrialization in his novels, Copping's aim was to make his illustrations realistic. But it was not only religion, travel and reality that inspired him. His methods also included using people from his family and circle of friends as models for his works. Especially for this purpose he was equipped at home with appropriate costumes and props. Many of his works depict a variety of people.
Most of Copping's illustrations were circulated as color lithographs. Among his most famous works of art is The Hope of the World (1915), which depicts Jesus surrounded by children from all over the world. In 1910, Copping illustrated a special edition of the Bible, known as The Copping Bible, which underlined his religious motivation. He also created illustrations for magazines such as Pearsons Magazine and The Royal Magazine. His Canadian Pictures, created with watercolours as a result of his trip to Canada, are also worth mentioning and show his motives for depicting reality.
Harold Copping (1863-1932) was an English artist from London, also known as an illustrator. In addition to his talent, he enjoyed a university education at the Royal Academy of Arts. His artistic work consisted primarily of illustrations of biblical scenes and motifs from the novels of Charles Dickens. Besides well-known novels by Dickens such as Oliver Twist, David Copperfield or A Christmas Carol, which belong to the Victorian literature, he illustrated other literary works, such as John Bunyan's The Pilgrims Progress.
As a member, his artistic work was influenced by the London Missionary Society as well as the Religious Tract Society (RTS), for which he created twelve pictures a year with a religious theme. The Bible and Jesus were among his greatest sources of inspiration. His pictures are characterized above all by authentic features that are close to reality. In order to get a picture of himself, Copping went on study trips to Egypt and Palestine. Just as Dickens authentically fictionalized the social discrepancies of Victorian society in the age of industrialization in his novels, Copping's aim was to make his illustrations realistic. But it was not only religion, travel and reality that inspired him. His methods also included using people from his family and circle of friends as models for his works. Especially for this purpose he was equipped at home with appropriate costumes and props. Many of his works depict a variety of people.
Most of Copping's illustrations were circulated as color lithographs. Among his most famous works of art is The Hope of the World (1915), which depicts Jesus surrounded by children from all over the world. In 1910, Copping illustrated a special edition of the Bible, known as The Copping Bible, which underlined his religious motivation. He also created illustrations for magazines such as Pearsons Magazine and The Royal Magazine. His Canadian Pictures, created with watercolours as a result of his trip to Canada, are also worth mentioning and show his motives for depicting reality.
_-_(MeisterDrucke-1319519).jpg "Christ the Comforter: Jesus consoling a grieving British war widow by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Mary Magdalene at the Sepulchre by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The Shunammite Woman, illustration from")
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.jpg "The Call of Andrew and Peter by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Tiny Tim in A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Jezebel by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The Prodigal Son by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The healing of the leper, illustration from Harold Copping Pictures: The Crown Series, c.1920s by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The Question of the Sadducees by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The question of the Sadducees, illustration from Harold Copping Pictures: The Crown Series by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "St Paul Escapes from Damascus by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Hamlet - Graveyard Scene by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Hiawatha and Minehaha by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Naomi, wife of Paul, a Blackfoot Indian by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The woman who touched the hem of his garment by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Jezebel, illustration from")
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.jpg "Lydia of Thyatira by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Polonius, from Shakespeare")
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.jpg "David Copperfield and Uriah Heep, illustration for")
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.jpg "Charles Dickens - Oliver Twist by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "By the Rivers of Babylon by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The lost sheep, illustration from Harold Copping Pictures: The Crown Series, c.1920s by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Hamlet and his father")
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.jpg "Priscilla, illustration from")
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.jpg "The Well of Sychar by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The Healing of the Leper by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The prodigal son, illustration from Harold Copping Pictures: The Crown Series, c.1920s by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The Pharisee and the publican, illustration from Harold Copping Pictures: The Crown Series, c.1920s by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The Temptation by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Lake Louise, the lake in the clouds by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Cain and Abel (Illustration from Pictures That Teach The Crown Series, 1920) by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Esther, illustration from")
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.jpg "The Widow of Nain, illustration from")
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.jpg "Ruth, illustration from")
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.jpg "St Paul preaching in the synagogue at Antioch, illustration from Harold Copping Pictures: The Crown Series by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The Transfiguration by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Isaac Blessing His Son Jacob (Illustration from Pictures That Teach The Crown Series, 1920) by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Queen Gertrude, illustration from Hamlet by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Lydia of Thyatira by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Illustration for A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The Flight into Egypt by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The Shepherds of Bethlehem by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Delilah, illustration from")
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.jpg "The man let down through the roof, illustration from Harold Copping Pictures: The Crown Series by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The Woman Who Touched the Hem of His Garment by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Mr Bumble and Oliver Twist, Illustration for")
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.jpg "Bartimaeus by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The Ascension by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Hamlet and the gravedigger, illustration from Hamlet by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Hamlet and the King, illustration from Hamlet by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The barren fig tree, illustration from Harold Copping Pictures: The Crown Series, c.1920s by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Hosana to the Son by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Moses on Pisgah by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The Good Samaritan by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Portrait of Hamlet, prince of Denmark by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Hamlet Confronts the Guilty Claudius by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Pharaoh")
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.jpg "Hamlet and His Father")
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.jpg "The Calling of Nathaniel (Illustration from Pictures That Teach The Crown Series, 1920) by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The Fat Boy, Illustration for")
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.jpg "The walk to Emmaus by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Deborah and Barak (Illustration from Pictures That Teach The Crown Series, 1920) by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Ophelia, drowned by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Jeroboam")
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.jpg "No room at the inn, illustration from Harold Copping Pictures: The Crown Series by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The Fate of the Canaanite Kings by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Rachel, illustration from")
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.jpg "Samuel and Eli (Illustration from Pictures That Teach The Crown Series, 1920) by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Hagar, illustration from")
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.jpg "Paul, A Blackfoot Indian by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The Fate of the Canaanite Kings (Illustration from Pictures That Teach The Crown Series, 1920) by Harold Copping")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1064117).jpg "Illustration for A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "St Paul stoned, illustration from Harold Copping Pictures: The Crown Series by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The walk to Emmaus, illustration from Harold Copping Pictures: The Crown Series by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Naomi, illustration from")
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.jpg "The Old Curiosity Shop by Charles Dickens by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The Brothers Cheeryble, illustration for")
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.jpg "Woman of Samaria, illustration from")
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.jpg "The good shepherd, illustration from Harold Copping Pictures: The Crown Series, c.1920s by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Cain and Abel by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "John the Baptist by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Martha and Mary, illustration from")
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.jpg "Jacob Before Pharaoh (Illustration from Pictures That Teach The Crown Series, 1920) by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Mr. Micawber Makes Punch, Scene from Charles Dickens")
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.jpg "Mary Magdalene, illustration from")
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.jpg "Upon a heath, exposed to the fury of the storm in a dark night, did King Lear wander out? by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "Fanny Squeers and Nicholas Nickleby, illustration for")
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.jpg "The Women at the Sepulchre, illustration from")
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.jpg "The wicked husbandman, illustration from Harold Copping Pictures: The Crown Series, c.1920s by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The sermon on the mount by Harold Copping")
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.jpg "The Woman of Canaan, Illustration from")
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.jpg "The Meeting of Jacob and Esau, Illustration from")
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.jpg "Sarah Gamp and Betsey Prig, illustrations for Character Sketches from Dickens compiled by B.W. Matz, 1924 by Harold Copping")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1496636).jpg "The Hope of the World by Harold Copping")
.jpg "Mary Anointing Jesus (Illustration from Pictures That Teach The Crown Series, 1920) by Harold Copping")
.jpg "Charles Dickens")
.jpg "Abraham and Isaac by Harold Copping")