Mort Kunstler
Do It Your Own Bank Robbery

Limited Edition Printers Proof
Limited to Edition Size of 3 you will receive a random number
Pencil Signed and Numbered by Artist Mort Kunstler
Print Size 16" x 20"
Comes with LOA from Mort Kunstler Enterprises
A remarque of the For Men Only magazine June 1966 cover is in lower right corner of both the Signed & Numbered and the Artist's Proof prints.
Packaging: Rolled.
Weight (in lbs): 5.
Framed: .
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Mort Kunstler Do It Your Own Bank Robbery Limited Edition Printers Proof Limited to Edition Size of 3 you will receive a random number Pencil Signed and Numbered by Artist Mort Kunstler Print Size 16" x 20" Comes with LOA from Mort Kunstler Enterprises A remarque of the For Men Only magazine June 1966 cover is in lower right corner of both the Signed & Numbered and the Artist's Proof prints.

• Artist: Mort Kunstler.
• Title: The Do It Yourself Bank Robbers.
• Year: 2014.
• Medium: Giclee on Paper.
• Edition: 3.
• Signed by the artist.
• Signed Area: Bottom Left.
• Dimensions (inches): 16x1x20.
• Item is unframed.
• This is a physical item and ships from 5400 Merrick Rd, Massapequa, NY 11758, USA.

Mort Künstler (August 28, 1927 February 2, 2025) was an American artist known for his narrative and realistic fine art paintings and illustrations. During his prolific career, spanning more than seven decades, he produced paintings of diverse subjects and artistic genres. Painting since childhood, Mort began his art career in the 1950s as an illustrator, doing work for magazines, books, advertisements and movie posters into the 1960s and 1970s. Through assignments from the National Geographic Society beginning in the 1960s, Mort learned the value of authoritative research in painting historical subjects, which would influence the way he worked for the rest of his career. He became known as Americas Artist, chronicling important events in American history and popular culture, from before the Europeans arrived through the Space Age and 21st century military experiences. In 2011 he was commissioned to paint Washingtons Crossing as a more realistic version of Emanuel Leutzes iconic image. Mort and the painting received widespread critical acclaim for its authenticity and accuracy. His over 300 Civil War paintings, and related books and prints, have earned him recognition among historians and collectors as the foremost painter of the Civil War. Through the masterful use of perspective, light and dark, color and contrast, and meticulous research, his narrative paintings create authenticity and drama. Morts paintings are in the permanent collection of over 50 museums, and have been exhibited in over 60 museum one-man shows. His work has been featured in more than 20 books that have sold over 500,000 copies. Mort lived in Oyster Bay, New York, and retired from painting in 2019.