It's 1921, Prohibition has just started, and it's the Roaring Twenties; San Francisco has risen like the phoenix after a devastating earthquake that 15 years earlier nearly destroyed the city; seven years earlier the Panama Canal opened, connecting the world's two great oceans and placing San Francisco at the crossroads of commerce; and a 26-year-old ad agency art director named J.
E. Patterson left his position with McCann Advertising to start a creative studio in San Francisco with business partner and fellow artist Ray Sullivan. The 1920s were halcyon years in California. San Francisco was becoming the West Coast's hub of advertising, and the agency quickly proved to be successful beyond the young artists' dreams.
Advertising agencies quickly discovered the benefi ts of hiring P&S, and soon P&S was attracting high-profile clients such as Southern Pacific Railroad, Dole, Del Monte Corporation, Stanford University, Standard Oil, Levi's, Chevrolet, Matson Lines, and Dollar Steamship Lines.
E. Patterson left his position with McCann Advertising to start a creative studio in San Francisco with business partner and fellow artist Ray Sullivan. The 1920s were halcyon years in California. San Francisco was becoming the West Coast's hub of advertising, and the agency quickly proved to be successful beyond the young artists' dreams.
Advertising agencies quickly discovered the benefi ts of hiring P&S, and soon P&S was attracting high-profile clients such as Southern Pacific Railroad, Dole, Del Monte Corporation, Stanford University, Standard Oil, Levi's, Chevrolet, Matson Lines, and Dollar Steamship Lines.
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