Now, seven years later, Mosher is featured in one of Whyte’s exhibits in Charleston, South Carolina, titled “We the People,” Portraits of Veterans in America.
“When [Whyte] walked into the office, Harbormaster Steve Johnson and I looked at each other thinking the same thing; here’s another lobster tourist,” said Mosher.
Whyte explained to Mosher and Johnson that she was on a nationwide search for veterans, with the hope to paint one veteran from each state as part of what would become the exhibit. Both Mosher and Johnson pointed to each other as veterans, and Mosher went on to name several lobstermen who were veterans and possible options.
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