Henry Cooper (1782 - 1863) was British engraver and mapseller, active between 1804 an 1819. He apprenticed with John Warner in 1797, and partnered for a time with map and chartseller John Purdy. The partnership dissolved in bankruptcy in 1811. Cooper produced plates for William Faden and John Warner; he also produced a number of ground plans and architectural views, and a plan of London.