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Kingdom of Prussia · June 6, 1841 – April 21, 1920Wikidata

Henry Mosler

German-born painter (1841-1920)

Born in Opawica. Died in New York City.

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A life in paintings

Born 184113 dated paintingsDied 1920

16 works

  • Elizabeth Moerlein Portrait, 1869
    Elizabeth Moerlein Portrait, 1869
    Henry Mosler
    1869 · Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal
  • Carl Heinrich Spitzner
    Carl Heinrich Spitzner
    Henry Mosler
    c. 1869 · Princeton Art Museum
  • Just Moved
    Just Moved
    Henry Mosler
    1870 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Mathilde Therese Pannwitz Spitzner
    Mathilde Therese Pannwitz Spitzner
    Henry Mosler
    1871 · Princeton Art Museum
  • The Quadroon Girl
    The Quadroon Girl
    Henry Mosler
    1878 · Cincinnati Art Museum
  • Le Retour
    Le Retour
    Henry Mosler
    1879 · Musée d'Orsay
  • Augustus O. Bourn (1834-1925)
    Augustus O. Bourn (1834-1925)
    Henry Mosler
    c. 1885 · Rhode Island State House
  • Sketch for Chimney Corner
    Sketch for Chimney Corner
    Henry Mosler
    1892 · Cincinnati Art Museum
  • The Chimney Corner
    The Chimney Corner
    Henry Mosler
    1893 · Cincinnati Art Museum
  • George B. Cox
    George B. Cox
    Henry Mosler
    1900 · Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal
  • The Beauty
    The Beauty
    Henry Mosler
    20th century · Dayton Art Institute
  • Henry Mosler Self-portrait
    Henry Mosler Self-portrait
    Henry Mosler
    1907 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Portrait of James M. Cox, Governor of Ohio
    Portrait of James M. Cox, Governor of Ohio
    Henry Mosler
    1916 · Ohio Statehouse
  • Portrait of Edith
    Portrait of Edith
    Henry Mosler
    · Cincinnati Art Museum
  • The Sewing Lesson
    The Sewing Lesson
    Henry Mosler
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