Study for "Sculpture" 1890

"Study for 'Sculpture'" is a pencil drawing by James Henry Moser from 1890. The drawing depicts a group of figures, including a reclining woman, a standing angel, and other figures in the background. The drawing is a study for a larger sculpture, which suggests that Moser was exploring different compositional possibilities for the sculpture. The drawing is characterized by its loose and expressive style, which is typical of Moser's work. The use of shading and line creates a sense of depth and volume, giving the figures a sense of realism. This drawing is a testament to Moser's skill as a draftsman and his ability to capture the human form with sensitivity and detail.