Mosher was featured in several national publications, such as Yankee

Magazine and American Artist Magazine. He authored his first book, The

Seasons of New England, depicting the many moods and changes

through the seasons within the six states. Although Mosher’s primary painting

area was Cape Ann, he and his wife, a fellow artist, traveled extensively throughout Europe and the United States. Mosher’s style is reminiscent of the early Cape Ann artists such as Thieme, Gruppe, Hibbard, and Mulhaupt; these men were an offshoot of the American Impressionists.

 

Mosher loved to paint outdoors, whether it was a foggy harbor scene or standing in the snow in northern New England. Visual excitement and freshness are always present in his paintings, drawing, and watercolors. His work portrays an honest look into his personal view of the world.