Guitar Practice by Mort Gerberg

"There was a lot going on in Greenwich Village, the clubs where Bob Dylan was starting out," recalls Mort Gerberg of this illustration for folk music magazine Hootenanny, one of the first in his career. "Everybody wanted to become a guitar player and a folk singer."

Known for his clever combining of wit and social commentary, Mort has been a working cartoonist for more than half a century, most notably for The New Yorker. "Guitar Practice" is one in a series of limited edition prints we're offering (just 10 of each), numbered and signed by him with the same pen he uses to draw. Framed in solid obeche wood with a double-thick mat, it's a gift for the person who enjoys art with a wink. Printed and framed in Oregon.

$10 from your purchase goes to the New-York Historical Society, a premier cultural institution dedicated to preserving the richly layered history of New York and the US. If you’re in Manhattan, please visit their exhibit of Mort's work, on display until May 5th, 2019.