1776 - 2026
Mort KÞnstlerâs
art celebrates the 250th Anniversary of our âNew Nation.â
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Morton KÞnstler 1927 - 2025
Our 97-year-old artist, father, friend, and colleague passed away on February 2, 2025. He had a prolific life and career, yet happily said many times âI never worked a day in my life!â He is missed by all who were lucky to have known him and his paintings.
We greatly appreciate the outpouring of condolence messages and notes. Thank you.
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History in Photos
1985
On October 20, 1985, Hammer Galleries in New York City gave Mort KÞnstler his fifth one-man exhibition. It was an important event as it showed the first painting of his Ellis Island series, Freedom, as well as his first venture into the sculpture medium with a bronze entitled Call to Freedom. There was also great anticipation for his new book at the time, the first edition of The American Spirit - The Paintings of Mort KÞnstler, published by Harry N. Abrams, Inc. with text by Henry Steele Commager. Mort KÞnstler is pictured here with M. Stephen Doherty, editor-in-chief of American Artist magazine and author of the biographical chapter in the book.
For an artist who wants to paint events never before captured on canvas, can anything be more exciting than discovering a five-year period of intensely dramatic history, for which great research has been done but little art created? This is the Civil War for Mort KÞnstler.
Peggy Kinstler
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