Mort Gerberg Cartoons: A New Yorker's Perspective

Artist Mort Gerberg grew up with a pencil in his hand, creating cartoons from the time he was a young boy in his native Brooklyn. Illustrated with a sensitivity and humor that have made him beloved by his audiences, his work has been featured in major publications, including the New Yorker and Saturday Review. 

The 100 cartoons on view in this exhibition cover a range of topics, such as life in New York City, women, youth, old age, and politics. 

Credit: Exhibition overview from museum website.