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Gerald Freeman Artworks

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In the early 60s, Gerald Freeman immigrated from London to the US.  With an adventurous past of surviving WWII as a child, joining the Royal Air Force, and finding himself after his service becoming a freelance illustator pursuing his previous training. The US was a natural fit for Freeman and friends from the local pub who all decided to immigrate.

“I draw heavily on my past memories of so many of the cars that are now classics.  I like my paintings to create a feeling that you are present in that moment in time.” - Gerald, on his works

Some of his most known works:

  • 2006 Meadow Brook Concours d’Elegance, received an Award of Excellence
  • 2007 Article titled “Reviving Goodwood” was published in the July/August issue of AUTO Aficianado
  • 2006 Phil Hill at the Goodwood Revival, titled “The Lap of Honour”.  The first proof print was framed and sent to his son Derek Hill.
  • 2005 Concorso d’Italia at Meadow Brook titled “Nuvolari at His Best”, the
  • 2008 poster for the Hilton Head Concours, titled “The Great Savannah Race”
  • 2010 poster for the Concours d’Elegance of America at Meadow Brook.

His work not only has the lines and techniques of a master rtist, but his ability to capture the passions, journeys, and history are next to none. Freeman’s work enhances the romanticism, adventure, and sport that is; motoring. Putsch Racing is proud to display and sell his coveted works.