Pegram Collection

The Artist at Work by Fred Pegram
Colour illustration by Fred Pegram of a red-haired woman at her dressing-table, applying a mist of perfume from a bottle

Marie Curie with Dean Pegram
3779332 Marie Curie with Dean Pegram; (add.info.: Marie Curie with Dean Pegram, Dean of the School of Engineering at Columbia University, 1921)

Price's Regina Shaving Stick Advertisement
An illustrated advertisement for Price's, promoting the Regina shaving stick, The stick to stick to, the image portrays a father, lovingly holding his young daughter

Dri-Ped Advertisement Travelling
An illustrated advertisement for William Walker & Sons Ltd, promoting Dri-Ped's war & peace time services, Dri-Ped is a high quality brand of leather, used for military clothing

British Commercial Gas Association Advert
An advertisement illustration for the British Commercial Gas Association promoting the benefits of the gas water heater, a man is happily relaxed in a hot bath. Date: circa 1917

Advert, Kodak Girl, The Spring o the Year! Date: 1926

Fred Pegram
Advertisement for Girls Own Paper depicting a golfer with his lady hitting his ball out of the rough. Artist: Fred Pegram. Date: circa 1907

Cartoon, Passengers on a London bus, WW1
Cartoon, Nervous Young Officer to Bus Conductor, First Single to Oxford Circus (The authorities have recommended that officers should travel first class)

Marie Curie, Polish-born French physicist in 1921. Curie (1867-1934) with Dean Pegram of the School of Engineering, Columbia University, New York, during her tour of the United States

Poster Art, the Kodak Girl by a river in her distinctive black and white striped dress. circa 1920s

Royal Academy Selection Committee, 1929
The Royal Academy Selection Committee choosing the pictures for the summer exhibition in 1929. Photograph taken at Burlington House during the work of selection

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"Capturing the Essence of Art and Advertising: Exploring Fred Pegram's Legacy" Step into the world of renowned artist, Fred Pegram, as we delve into his diverse body of work. From captivating illustrations to iconic advertisements, Pegram's artistic prowess knows no bounds. In "The Artist at Work by Fred Pegram, " we witness a glimpse into the creative process behind his masterpieces. With meticulous strokes and unwavering dedication, he brings imagination to life on canvas. Pegram's talent extends beyond traditional art forms. In Price's Regina Shaving Stick Advertisement, he seamlessly blends elegance and masculinity to entice customers with a luxurious shaving experience. Similarly, in the Dri-Ped Advertisement Travelling series, he transports us through time and space with vibrant visuals that ignite wanderlust. Not limited to consumer goods alone, it also lent his skills to promote societal advancements. The British Commercial Gas Association Advert showcases his ability to merge artistry with advocacy for cleaner energy sources – a testament to his versatility as an artist. Erasmic Advertisement captures our attention with its bold colors and striking imagery. Through this piece, Pegram invites us into a world where beauty meets functionality – urging us not only to look good but also feel good about ourselves. William Walker and Sons Dri-Ped Advertisement takes us on another journey through time as we explore vintage advertising techniques that have stood the test of time, and is here that we see how Pegram effortlessly combines nostalgia with innovation. Poster Art featuring the Kodak Girl highlights yet another facet of Pegram's brilliance. His portrayal immortalizes this iconic figure who symbolized freedom in capturing precious moments forever – an ode to both photography enthusiasts and everyday individuals alike. As we shift gears towards historical events depicted in cartoons like Passengers on a London bus during WW1 or Marie Curie making groundbreaking discoveries in 1921 France; it becomes evident that Fred Pegram's art transcends boundaries.