Cook worked in Chicago, and was known for his images of nudes in the Art Nouveau aesthetic. REF: Who Was Who in American Art; biographical information that was originally from the artist.
Cook achieved interesting effects by manipulating his negatives, transforming them into positves.
He mounted the image on to a gold, painted background, allowing the color of the background to be visible in the negative areas, tinting the entire image.
Charles J. Cook- Nude, 1910
Charles J. Cook- Nude, 1910
Charles J. Cook – Nude, 1920
Charles J. Cook – Nude, 1920
Charles J. Cook – Nude, 1920
Charles J. Cook- Nude, 1910
Charles J Cook – Untitled – 1910
Charles J Cook – Nude, 1910
Charles J. Cook- Nude, 1910 sepia tone
Charles J Cook – Nude, 1910
Charles J. Cook- Nude, 1910
Charles J. Cook- Nude, 1920
Charles J. Cook- Nude, 1920
Charles J Cook -Female Nude In Stream, 1920
Charles J. Cook – Nude, 1920
Charles J. Cook – Nude, 1920
Charles J. Cook – Female Nudes In Forest SettingsOriginal 1920
Charles J. Cook – Female Nudes In Forest 1920
Charles J. Cook – Female Nudes In Forest, 1920
Charles J. Cook – Female Nudes In Forest 1920
Charles J. Cook – Female Nudes In Forest, 1927
Charles J. Cook – Female Nudes In Forest , 1927
Charles J Cook – Untitled , 1928
Charles J Cook – Untitled , 1928
Charles J. Cook – Female Nudes In Forest ,1928
Charles J. Cook – Female Nude In Forest, 1928
Charles J. Cook- Female Nude In Forest, 1927
Charles J Cook -Female nude in landscapes , 1930
Charles J. Cook: Nude by Stream
Charles J. Cook – Woman in a Kimono, 1910
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