Ann Cooper
American, b. 1912
Born 1912, Manhattan, New York
Cooper joined the Photo League in 1946. In 1977 she wrote a biographical sketch (unpublished; in the archives of the photography scholar Anne Wilkes Tucker, Houston), in which she stated that while she had never become a professional photographer, her experience at the Photo League was the reason she continued to make photographs in subsequent decades. In the 1970s, as a resident of New Hyde Park, New York, she taught in a continuing-education program. Her work was included in the exhibition The Women of the Photo League at Higher Pictures Gallery, New York (2009).
Cooper joined the Photo League in 1946. In 1977 she wrote a biographical sketch (unpublished; in the archives of the photography scholar Anne Wilkes Tucker, Houston), in which she stated that while she had never become a professional photographer, her experience at the Photo League was the reason she continued to make photographs in subsequent decades. In the 1970s, as a resident of New Hyde Park, New York, she taught in a continuing-education program. Her work was included in the exhibition The Women of the Photo League at Higher Pictures Gallery, New York (2009).
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