Carl Mose

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CARL MOSE
Outstanding American Sculptor in a Brilliant Demonstration Program, that Is Full of Wit and Humor


KIMBALL BUILDING
Chicago 4, Ill.
Phone: Harrison 7-8723

THE REDPATH BUREAU

24 W. 45th St., Suite 5-N
New York 19, N. Y.
Phone: M Urray Hill 7-7073




CARL MOSE
CARL MOSE, outstanding American sculptor, combines wit and art in his great demonstration programs.  With the use of beautiful slides he discusses modern and ancient sculpture.  Then he will model the head of a person chosen from the audience.  Working deftly with the tools of his art, he will transform a mass of clay into a life-like head.  All through his program there is a fine flow of humor, giving his sculpture-demonstration an unusually high entertainment rating.

During the war, Carl Mose spent 38 months as a Captain in the Air Corps, where he did invaluable service in the Army Information and Educational Program.  His exceptional speaking ability was put to good use in Guam, Saipan, the Hawaiian Islands, etc.  He addressed thousands of men and officers.

The works of Carl Mose have been and are now exhibited all over the United States.  Many of his pieces have taken top honors in such places as the Washington Independent Exhibition, Art Institute of Minneapolis and the Washington Society of Artists.  He is represented in the Corcoran Gallery of Art, Carleton College and numerous private collections.  In addition to his extensive architectural sculptures on the Potomac Electric Power Company Building, Washington, D. C., the Department of Agriculture Building, and Washington Cathedral, he is represented by two large limestone figures adjoining the Federal Building at Saline, Kansas.  He has done small decorative works for Meridian Hill and Potomac Parks in Washington, larger monuments in Old Crossing State Park, Minnesota, Fort Sumter, S. C., and the Battlefield of the Wilderness, Va.  He executed commissions for decorative sculpture in the Century of Progress Exposition.  His portrait busts and bas-reliefs of well-known figures in government and professional life are installed in several universities, government buildings, etc.

For some years he was in charge of sculpture at the Corcoran School of Art, and later was instructor in sculpture at Washington University School of Fine Arts, St. Louis.  He has carried on professional work in New York, Washington and St. Louis.  He now has a large studio in St. Louis.

Born in Copenhagen, Denmark, Carl Mose has lived most of his life in this country; he has studied sculpture at the Art Institute, Chicago, the Art Students' League and Beaux-Arts Academy, New York, and has traveled widely over Europe in his study of sculpture.  Mr. Mose was associated with the late Lorado Taft as an assistant and co-worker for many years.  Like Mr. Taft, he is a bright and witty speaker.



THE CARL MOSE SCULPTURE-DEMONSTRATION PROGRAMS
Contemporary Sculpture
Sculpture in Modern Life
During the course of his talks, Mr. Mose will show slides of modern and ancient sculpture and will model the head of a subject picked from the audience.



Highest Praise for Carl Mose
Indianapolis, Ind., Woman's Department Club, Mrs. Carl Weinhardt

Let us give him a straight A-Plus.  No entertainer could have been received with more enthusiasm.

Oshkosh, Wis., State Teachers College, J. H. Smith

The students praised Mr. Mose's lecture highly.  His delivery is excellent and manner very fine for such a program.

Duluth, Minn., U. of Minn., Duluth Branch, John C. Converse

I consider this one of the finer programs of the school year.  Art department also very much pleased with this program.

Bloomington, Ill., Illinois Wesleyan University, W. T. Beadles

A fine program.  We were highly gratified in every respect.

Freeport, Ill., Town Hall Series, D. W. Habecker, President

Mr. Mose's program was one of the most delightful we have ever had.  Humorous, instructive and thoroughly enjoyable.

East Lansing, Mich., Michigan State College, C. P. Halligan

The Carl Mose program was very satisfactory.

Wauwautosa, Wis., High School, H. E. Moorschel

A very artistic performance.  The audience enjoyed his artistry as well as his humor.

Ashland, Ky., American Association of University Women

He has a very attractive personality as well as an excellent demonstration lecture.  A very entertaining speaker.

Ball Teachers College, Muncie, Ind., Charles F. Van Cleve

Entertaining.  The audience of faculty and students loved it.  He has a rich sense of humor without its being slap-stick.  His appeal at the close, for community support of high art was effective and wholesome.

Minneapolis, Minn., University of Minn., Summer Sessions

Excellent.  Largest audience to date—about 3,000.  His lecture and demonstration well received.

Council Bluffs, Iowa, Abraham Lincoln H. S., G. W. Kirn

Pupils and teachers were enthusiastic.  He held his audience spellbound.  I consider this an exceptional program.

Menomonie, Wis., The Stout Institute, C. L. Rich

His slides were excellent; his delivery very good and his modeling exquisite.

Oak Park, Ill., Nineteenth Century Club, Ruth N. Holt

Carl Mose presented his contemporary sculpture in an intelligent and interesting way.  He was a good speaker and his sense of humor delightful.

Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute, Ind., Harry V. Wann

You could have heard a pin drop throughout the hour, except for frequent applause.  He gave us a superb show.  He knows students and speaks their language.

Lewiston, Idaho, State Normal School

He was entertaining, witty and humorous, and has a beautiful command of English.

Duluth, Minn., Woman's Club, Gertrude Donovan

One of the best programs of the year.  His dialogue and demonstrations were of high quality.

The DesMonies Woman's Club.  Mabel Dahlstrom Borg

The Club feels most fortunate in the privilege of hearing and observing this very talented individual.  He enticed hundreds to his program and has won for himself many, many admirers of his art.