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Harold Copping (1863 – 1932): A Pioneer of Biblical Illustration Harold Copping stands as a singular figure in Victorian art history, primarily recognized for his monumental contribution to biblical illustration—specifically, *The Copping Bible* (1910)—a project that cemented his reputation as Britain’s foremost artist of religious imagery during the early 20th century. Born August 25, 1863, in Camden Town, London, he descended from a
family steeped in journalistic tradition; his father, Edward Copping, was a respected reporter, and his brother, Arthur E. Copping, pursued a distinguished career as author, journalist, and explorer—a lineage that instilled within Harold a lifelong fascination with storytelling and visual representation. Early Life & Education: Harold’s formative years were spent honing artistic skills at the Royal Academy School in London, where he…