Nathan Gelgud has illustrated for The Paris Review, Nike, Random House, NYRB Classics, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Ford Foundation, and The Believer. He is one of the Daily’s correspondents.
Nathan Gelgud has illustrated for The Paris Review, Nike, Random House, NYRB Classics, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Ford Foundation, and The Believer. He is one of the Daily’s correspondents.
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