1776 - 2026
Mort Künstler’s
art celebrates the 250th Anniversary of our “New Nation.”
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Morton Künstler 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 “I never worked a day in my life!” 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.
History in Photos
2000
On July 8, 2000, an exhibit of Mort Künstler’s work, “The Confederate Spirit: Valor, Sacrifice, and Honor” opened at the Museum of the Confederacy in Richmond, Virginia. The exhibit was the museum’s first one-man show ever given to a contemporary artist and ran for three months. Pictured here at the opening are (l.-r.) Robin Reed, Executive Director of the Museum, Virginia Governor James Gilmore and Mort Künstler.
There was a time when Mort Künstler’s Civil War prints hung in dens, workshops, family rooms-tucked away from the eyes of visitors. Today, you’re likely to find them given a place of honor, hung over fireplace mantles in living rooms or over fine dining room furniture.
Don Worthington
The Winchester Star