George Cohen appreciation; most of the art was by crooked-incisors and the two different styles are from hiddickington on DA

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George Cohen appreciation; most of the art was by crooked-incisors and the two different styles are from hiddickington on DA
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George Cohen- everyone’s father.
I miss him
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George Cohen throughout the years. August 24, 1888- February 23, 1951.
I did a thing. The Cohen family tree, merged with some of Agnes’ family. Ugh my program was hating this?
Albert Roy Hassling (1850-1922) & Lucilia Dorothy Hassling (1863-1945)
Mildred Elsie Crowell (1804-1982) & Lawrence Earl Crowell (1886-1965)
Nellie Cora Crowell(1915-1989)
Margret Helen Cohen (1867-1910) & Walter Simon Cohen (1862-1889)
Agnes Ann Cohen (1891-1959) & George Simon Cohen (1888-1950)
Sander Micheal Cohen (1910-1960)
Leonard Allen Cohen (1859-1933) & Georgette Jane Cohen (1865-1949)
Josephine Doris Rogers (1885-1964) & Marcus Harvey Rogers (1890-1968)
Edna Mary Rogers (1907-1975)
“One A.M.” -
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Happy Birthday to George. This like took me all day and I was like tired to begin with. But here you go! George with his two children.
Happy Birthday to Georgie @ears-off @not-a-man-but-a-fool
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@ears-off ‘s Lottie cause I had the idea and I wanted to draw her cause I love her OC’s lol
Charlotte “Lottie” Margret Cohen;;
George’s youngest child, the daughter that looked just like him. She was intended to be named Margret after her grandmother, but Agnes insisted on the name Charlotte. But Charlotte herself was not a big fan of it so she developed the nickname Lottie at the age seven. It was absolutely no secret she was a mistake, among the Cohen’s friends. As Agnes struggled with her first child.
Nevertheless to George she was not, treated only like a little princess. Lottie had no interest in the arts as a child, she had other things in mind. Of which George supported. Agnes was easy on the on her compared to her son- as Lottie was fairly more easy going. She obeyed.
Later in her years that changed, she became much more strong willed and voiced her opinions. Developing a love for the arts- her brother’s art. Much like her father she to began to sponsor artists, frequently buying and viewing. When her family tore apart she still remained in contact with her brother, Sander. Without her parents knowledge (knowing this would hurt her father emotionally) she acted as a manager to Sander. Booking theater spots, galleries, club appearances as well as even selling his work. With her very charismatic nature this was merely easy. The more time spent with her older brother the more she despised her mother. Never fully knowing the way he was treated just because of his talents and interests. Deeming their mother cruel.
Not to mention Lottie held the secret her father could no longer hold it in. Learning of his affairs and interests in men while he nearly drunk himself to death. Keeping it, she loved him regardless. Learning herself she had a peculiar interest in both sexes.
Lottie requested if Sander was no longer able to take on the Cohen family name, that she would. Refusing to marry just to keep their last name. Agnes approved as she had no other choice. Though this all changed when she suddenly disappeared, when offered a better opportunity, Rapture.
If George had a daughter...boom! here is what she’d look like.
Myrna Loy and William Powell