Pegasus and Dodge

by Barbie Corbett-Newmin

Title

Pegasus and Dodge

Artist

Barbie Corbett-Newmin

Medium

Photograph - Digitally Altered

Description

Two nostalgic neon pieces of vintage roadside Americana. The Pegasus logo first appeared on Mobilgas products during 1911; in 1931, with the forming of Socony-Vacuum, it was officially adopted as a trademark. The flying horse was first colored red by an artist at the Mobil Sekiyu division in Japan. The horse flying from right to left indicates early '30s or prior. He is flying over an early Dodge sign at the Deer Park Winery and Auto Museum. Artist recommendation: Enjoy it in a marsala or red frame with a cream mat. Ideal for a man cave, office, dealership or garage.

This original neon creation is honored by features in Fine Art America groups:
Memories and Nostalgia 01/29/2014
Strictly Neon 06/02/2014
Art from the Past 06/02/2014
Signs 06/03/2014
Industrial Art 01/18/2015
500 Views -1 Image...09/04/2017
WHAT Interrobang?! 10/08/2017
10 Plus Favorites 05/11/2018
Thanks for your visit and for considering my fine art works. Please continue to browse my artworks and galleries to find just the thing for your home, office, note card, cell phone cover or gift needs. Most images are available in several sizes and formats with many frame and matting choices. I would appreciate your comments and social media support. Come back often; new images are added frequently.

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January 21st, 2014

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