Anton Schimser (19 February 1790–5 August 1838) was a Polish sculptor of Austrian origin, and founder of a family of stonemasons in Lviv.
Schimser arrived in Lviv in 1812, his brother Johann Baptist (1793-1856) in 1826.
After graduation, he stayed in Rome and Bratislava.
His work was influenced creatively by Antonio Canova.
In 1812 he settled in Lviv, where he established a sculpture studio in which he worked alone, then with his brother Johann.
Since 1820 has worked with the sculptor Hartman Witwer (1774-1825).
He was carving tombstone, mainly in the Lychakiv Cemetery, but also in cemeteries in and around Lviv, and also sculptural design houses and public buildings.
In 1833 unsuccessfully applied for the post of lecturer of sculpture in the Academy of Fine Arts.