(1884–1964), President of St Andrews Golf Glub (1958). Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery: Frederic Wood Jones (1958), John Thomas Quekett (1815–1861) (1961) (copy after Elizabeth Walker), Charles Stewart (1840–1907) (1962), Sir Cuthbert Wallace (1867–1944) (copy after George Harcourt). Christ's Hospital: Sir Oliver Lodge, Sir Barnes Wallis, Sir Barnes Wallis (1887–1979) (1930), headmistress of Girl's School of Christ's Hospital 1921 Miss Norah Cicely Craig, HRH Henry Duke of Gloucester Receiving His Charge as President, 14 April 1937 (1937), Miss D. West, Reverend Richard Lee, Headmaster, president of BSB charity at Christ's Hospital 1938 Charles Wilfred Thompson (1950s), President of BSB Joseph James Brown (1937). Wolverhampton Art Gallery: First mayor of Bilston Herbert Beach (1933), Ascot, the Paddock (before 1945), Lady in Red Velvet (before 1937), Mayor of Bilston Walter Martin Hughes (1937), Mayor of Bilston T. R. Wood (1927), Cooper's maternal grandmother Mrs Robert Speed at the Age of 95 (1901), Bilston town clerk Joseph Lewis Arlidge (before 1930). University of Reading: Frances Evelyn (1861–1938), Countess of Warwick (1954) (copy after John Singer Sargent). National Horseracing Museum: Grey Manus in Stables (1938). National Gallery of British Sports and Pastimes (owned by Walter Victor Hutchinson): The painting Derby Day, Epsom, 1933, also known as Derby Day Seventy-Seven Years After Frith (1933), was in this collection as of 1950. Cranfield University collection: London From an Airship (1919). Minneapolis Institute of Art: Winston Churchill (1942). Other collections: "Several of Mr, Cooper's pictures have been bought by public bodies, including the Governments of Canada, South Africa, and India". Institutions For many years, Cooper was president of Chelsea Art Society. He was elected RBA in 1914, ARBA in 1921, and after another two years was a full member. He was at one time president of Brighton Art Club. He possibly belonged to the Society of Aviation Artists (now Guild of Aviation Artists), which was founded in 1954. Cooper and his son were members of the Carlton Club. Reviews In 1927 Cooper's contribution to the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, titled Venus and Cupid, was reproduced in colour in The Sphere. The newspaper described it as, "a curiously modern treatment of the Cytherean".The Sphere, 6 August 1927. For the 1929 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, Cooper contributed The Judgment of Paris, " a singularly pleasing treatment of a conventional if not hackneyed theme by an artist whose aviation pictures made a great name for him".The Sphere, 11 May 1929.