Mosler
HENRY, artist; born in New York City in 1841; he began by studying wood engraving and painting at Cincinnati and in France and Germany, attaining a reputation in Paris, where he lived for years. His first public work was as draughtsman on "The Omnibus," a Cincinnati comic weekly. where he lived for years. His first pub- many, attaining a reputation in Paris, "Rainy Day." He died in 1920. ilar distinctions here and abroad, among them the cross of the Legion of Honor.
His best known works include: "The Reurn," "Wedding Feast in Brittany," place of worship. A mosque has three essential parts, the Mihrab, or Hall of Prayer, which marks the direction of Mecca; a place for the ablutions, which precede prayer; and finally a large space