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Kurt Moser

Kurt Moser (1926 - 1982/84) was active/lived in Germany.  Kurt Moser is known for Mountain landscape, figure painting, nude, sculpture.

Kurt Moser (1926-1982/84)

Born in 1926 in Regensburg, Bavaria, Kurt Moser began his serious art studies at the W.G. Maxon School of Arts in Munich at the age of 16.  He studied under Maxon, C.O. Muller and Prof. Mayershofer.  

In 1952, he began a journey of study in Italy, and exhibited at many of Italy's major cities.  By 1958, he held one-man exhibits in France, Italy, Austria, Switzerland and at one of the largest galleries in Florida in the U.S.  He lived and painted in Paris and Belgium.

Moser was a remarkably versatile man, and his talent was only exceeded by his personal charm.  He was a devoted family man and lived in a small province outside of Munich, Germany with an inspiring view of the Alps.

His style was unique, creative, and difficult to forget.  He executed each canvas as if it were his last, being a painstaking perfectionist.

He has a world wide reputation and his paintings are proudly shown in private co   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1196 characters.]  Artist bio

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