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Edward Cooper (fl. 1682–1725) was an English print seller, regarded as the most distinguished print publisher of his generation and a leading figure in the art world.

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rdfs:comment	Edward Cooper (fl. 1682–1725) was an English print seller, regarded as the most distinguished print publisher of his generation and a leading figure in the art world. (en) Эдвард Купер (англ. Edward Cooper; ?–1725) — английский издатель, торговец художественными товарами и антиквар, работавший в Лондоне; влиятельная фигура в художественных кругах Англии конца XVII — начала XVIII века, один из наиболее значительных предпринимателей в своей сфере. (ru)
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