...Mort Künstler painted this book cover for the Douglas Reeman novel The Greatest Enemy?

It was a book that was typical of a Reeman novel, a sea adventure full of suspense and excitement. Künstler did this painting of action during the Cold War for Putnam in 1970. Berkley Books also used it as a paperback cover.

...Mort Künstler painted this domestic hog and pig in 1974?

...Mort Künstler did this painting for the cover of the famous Helen Hunt Jackson book Ramona?

...Mort Künstler painted this western for the paperback cover of this Louis L'Amour book, Kilkenny?

...Mort Künstler did this drawing of Apatosaurus dinosaurs for Dinosaur Story?

...Mort Künstler did this pencil drawing that was used as the cover for Drifters Vengeance?

...Mort Künstler painted this picture at the age of five?

...Mort Künstler painted this Newsweek cover for the international edition of October 31, 1977?

...Mort Künstler did this illustration for a General Electric national advertising campaign?

...Mort Künstler illustrated many stories for the Hearst Sunday Supplement, American Weekly?

...Mort Künstler did this pen and ink drawing of a deer hiding from a hunter?

...Mort Künstler witnessed the test firing of the main engines of the Space Shuttle?

...President James Davis of Shenandoah University in Winchester, Virginia presented this honorary degree of Doctorate of Fine Arts to Mort Künstler on May 8, 1999?

...Mort Künstler painted this Aurora box cover of Johnny Unitas?

...Mort Künstler painted this World War II scene of hand to hand fighting?

...Mort Künstler painted this farm scene in 1990?

...Mort Künstler painted this book cover for the Douglas Reeman novel The Greatest Enemy?

...Mort Künstler painted the book jacket for Hegerty, MD?

...Mort Künstler did this painting of a Bristol "Brisfit" in 1964?

...Mort Künstler painted the poster for the movie Breakheart Pass ?

...Mort Künstler painted this picture of D'Artagnon?

...Mort Künstler was commissioned by the U.S. Army War College in Carlisle to paint a record five paintings?