British drawings in the India Office Library, Mildred Archer, London 1969, vol. 1, p. 49. In her introduction, Archer includes Moffat among a group of professional artists who had "come to India, succumbed to its spell and, after abandoning their homelands, lived and died there". Moffat is known to have published prints in India. The lettering on this print "J. Moffat Sculp. Calcutta" suggests that this print, together with two other views of Gaur by Moffat after Creighton in the collection, was published in Calcutta
British drawings in the India Office Library, Mildred Archer, London 1969, vol. 2, p. 621. In 1808 James Moffat produced a series of prints after Henry Creighton's drawings of Gaur