Studebaker advertisement; "Tens of thousands of big Studebaker Trucks move the men and supplies of war."

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Description

10" x 14"; color drawing

Abstract

Studebaker advertisement describing the transformation of the company from peace-time to war-time production and assuring the public that more and better cars will be available once "decisive victory is achieved."

Pg. 110

Frederic Tellander (1878-1977) was an important Chicago artist who painted in Paris between the wars and is best known for his triumphant views of both Paris and Chicago. Tellander also worked as a commercial artist and did many notable ads for Studebaker, especially those created during WWII for the B-17 bomber, the "Flying Fortress". He exhibited at the Art Institute of Chicago 93 times between 1910-1941, winning numerous prizes. His work can be found in the collections of the Union League Club of Chicago and the Illinois State Museum.

http://richardnortongallery.com/artists/frederic-tellander/info-sheets/4050.pdf

http://www.schwarzgallery.com/artist/115/A.-Frederic-Tellander

Date

1942-11-02

Subject

Tellander, Frederic

Publisher

Time, Inc.

Source

Life (Chicago, Ill.)

Files

Collection

World War II Advertisements - 1942

Citation

Tellander, Frederic. “Studebaker advertisement; "Tens of thousands of big Studebaker Trucks move the men and supplies of war.".” World War II Advertisements - 1942. WCSU Archives, 7 Mar. 2024. Accessed on the Web: 13 Dec. 2024.