Gullane Golf Club, 'The 6th Green & 7th Tee' - Harry Rountree

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Size 20 x 25cm (8 x 10”)

Famously known for illustrating the 1908 children's classic 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland', Harry turned his talent to golf landscapes on a tour around the British Isles. This charming and nostalgic picture of Gullane Golf Club, offers a glimpse of golf history in watercolour miniature.

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Fine art museum quality paper
Digitally remastered plate from the 1910 first edition book, 'The Golf Courses of the British Isles' by Bernard Darwin
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PRINT DETAILS

Your giclée print is presented on museum grade, fine art paper. This printing method uses pigment based archival inks, ensuring sharp detail, high resolution and a full colour spectrum. Prints are unframed.

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Rountree Collection

Harry Rountree Original First Edition Book Plates - Only One Of Each Available!

A limited opportunity to own a Harry Rountree original plate, taken from a 1910 first edition book of 'The Golf Courses of the British Isles' by Bernard Darwin. We have only one copy of each course available.

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ARTIST

Harry Rountree

For golfers, Harry Rountree is best known for his watercolours in Bernard Darwin’s book, The Golf Courses of the British Isles. First published in 1910, Rountree's name was famoulsy incorrectly spelt on the cover! The book contains 64 plates or illustrations of which 49 are colour and 15 are monochrome.

Born in New Zealand, 1878, by 1901, he had moved to London to pursue his career. From small commissions in journals and periodicals, he went on to illustrate Lewis Carrol’s Alice in Wonderland and count amongst his asociates Arthur Conan Doyle, PG Woodhouse and Bernard Darwin.

All 64 prints, digitally remastered from the original plates are availble to purchase on Evalu18.