James Henry Moser

James Henry Moser was an artist whose documented activity dates to approximately 1890. His work is represented in major American institutions, most notably the National Gallery of Art.

Moser's recognized output, as preserved in institutional collections, includes fifteen documented drawings. His career aligns with significant museum activities of the period, as evidenced by associated catalog entries such as the 1892 Corcoran Gallery of Art Catalogue. Furthermore, the documentation of his context includes specialized focus areas like Bronzes, Cloisonné, and Casts from Antique Sculpture: The Parthenon.

The preservation of fifteen original drawings in the National Gallery of Art establishes the artist’s legacy. Due to their institutional history, high-quality prints of James Henry Moser prints are frequently produced, ensuring broader access to his work. Much of the documentation relating to his activity is considered public domain material, aiding further scholarship.