J. C. Moore was the elder brother of Henry and Albert Moore. John moved to Italy in 1858 where he stayed for some years and became friends with George Mason and Giovanni Costa. He painted landscapes of Rome and the Roman Campagna that link him to the Etruscan School and are probably his best known works. — Dennis T. Lanigan
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“General Exhibition of Water-Colour Drawings.” The Art Journal New Series IV (1865): 110-11.
Green, Richard: The Moore Family Pictures. York City Art Gallery 1980.
Stephens, Frederic George. “Fine Arts. General Exhibition of Water-Colour Drawings.” The Athenaeum No. 1948 (February 25, 1865): 279-80.
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