American Artists Group
Robesonian
(Lumberton, North Carolina)
November 24, 1950
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American Heritage
Robesonian
(Lumberton, North Carolina)
November 24, 1950
The Sheyboygan Press
(Wisconsin)
November 23, 1955
Winter 1952
detail of page 52
Collier's
February 9, 1946
“Hello Darling”
April 12, 1947
“White Man in the White Land”
May 6, 1950
Dutchess County, New York
August 12, 1950
Harness Racing
Coronet
May 1947
“A Flower for Each Grave”
Esquire
May 1947
“A Flower for Each Grave”
Esquire
December 1946
The names of contributors were on the cover.
Illustrations for a 12-part series
Dartmouth
The names of contributors were on the cover.
Illustrations for a 12-part series
Dartmouth
January 1947
University of Texas
February 1947
?
March 1947
Stanford
April 1947
?
May 1947
Princeton
June 1947
University of Wisconsin
July 1947
?
August 1947
Tulane
September 1947
University of Washington
October 1947
University of Minnesota
November 1947
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ford Times
August 1961
Recipes: The Beekman Arms
McCall’s
May 1953
“Herbs...the cook’s best friend”
August 1956
“Herbs...the cook’s best friend”
August 1956
“The Johnstown Flood”
Metropolitan Life
Illustration for advertisement; published
in National Geographic, 1961
Reader’s Digest
Illustration for advertisement; published
in National Geographic, 1961
Reader’s Digest
December 1950
The Rhinebeck Gazette
(New York)
November 24, 1960
“Rhinebeck 10–20–40 Years Ago”
November 22, 1950
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Redbook
May 1957
“The Enchanted Provinces”
Sports Illustrated
June 13, 1955
page 19: map of Le Mans race course
page 47: map of Indianapolis 500
Vukovich accident
Vukovich accident
June 27, 1955
page 56: map of Amalfi Drive, Italy
October 3, 1955
page 51: map of Kanchenjunga
mountain climbing route
mountain climbing route
May 21, 1956
page 31: map of storm in the Pacific Ocean
page 75: diagram of camera set-up for fishing
June 18, 1956
page 30: map of Pennsylvania
July 2, 1956
page 51: drawing of Bermuda Race Chart
page 67: drawing of Jersey City
Roosevelt baseball stadium
Roosevelt baseball stadium
October 22, 1956
page 43: four flyway forecast maps
of ducks and geese
of ducks and geese
January 20, 1958
page 40: map of sailing race course
from San Diego to Acapulco
from San Diego to Acapulco
June 2, 1958
page 8: illustration of suitcase with stickers
June 23, 1958
page 68: map of Cataract Canyon, Utah
August 18, 1958
page 44: map of Andes, South America
November 10, 1958
page 47: map of Hawaiian islands
December 15, 1958
page 4: spot art of wrapped gift boxes
The 31st Annual of Advertising, Editorial,
Television Art & Design
1952
page 168: 166
Artist: Fred Eng
Art Director: Harlow Rockwell
Agency: Young & Rubicam, Inc.
The 35th Annual of Advertising, Editorial,
Television Art & Design
1956
page 243: 156
Art Director: Mordecai Reese Craig
Artist: Fred Eng
Agency: Pharmaceutical Advertising Associates, Inc.
Advertiser: The Purdue Frederick Co.
Time, 1962
page 73: map of Brazil’s major products
Energy and Power
Golden Press, 1962
Illustrated by Weimer Pursell and Fred Eng
The Rhinebeck Gazette
(New York)
May 24, 1954.jpg)
(Tomorrow: Fred Eng, Photographer)
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ReplyDeleteThank you for this archive of work, I am Fred Engs grandson and it is so amazing to view his art. I would like to know where I could find the original hi-res scans/photos of his work.
You can copy the images from the blog. Fur the best image, try to find the magazines and books.
ReplyDeleteHello Alex, I'm doing a bit of research on Fred and his time at Patterson & Hall, a San Francisco art studio. P&H did many Stanford football covers going back to the 20's. The style on the football covers you feature match some Stanford covers from that time. You even have one listed (1947) with not image. So my question is how to you attribute the Stanford covers to Fred? I have copies but there is no signature. Thanks Bruce
ReplyDeleteHi Bruce, I believe Fred illustrated all of the universities for Esquire magazine in 1947. He was credited in the magazine on the table of contents. I found some of the images. For some issues I did not know the name of the school so there is a question mark. I'd like to see the Stanford covers you mentioned. Best, Alex
ReplyDeleteHi Alex, Fred worked for Patterson & Hall in SF up until the early 40's when he was drafted. P&H started doing Stanford covers starting in the 20's through the 60's. When I saw your post with the football covers it was obvious to me that Fred painted them. Perhaps P&H hired him on a freelance basis to do these covers as at that time he was in NY. I don't include these in our history as I couldn't verify they were P&H, but given the connections I feel confident they they are Fred's work. I'll follow this post with a link to those images but here is a link to the other Stanford covers we did. One on our corporate site and more on my commercial illustration site. http://phcreative.com/history.html & https://www.retroillustrationart.com/gallery.html
DeleteOpps, ignore Century 21 Bundesen name as I was logged into my clients account at the time. This is P&H Creative Group. Here's a link to the cover: http://phcreative.com/stanford1947.jpg
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link. By the way, the illustrations for Esquire were inside the magazine, not the covers. Also, some artists and writers were credited on the cover too. Fred's name pops up every now and then.
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