Passing Weather, 17th At Sand Hills by Michael Miller
Passing Weather, 17th At Sand Hills by Michael Miller
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Sand Hills Golf Club. An atmospheric portrayal of the 17th at this Coore & Crenshaw masterpiece, which is constantly nestled in the world's top ten courses.
Recognised worldwide, Michael Miller's oil paintings have been used to illustrate two books, 'The Art of Golf Design' and 'The Golden Age of Golf Design' by golf historian, Geoff Shackelford.
PRINT DETAILS
PRINT DETAILS
Your fine art giclée print is presented on museum grade Hahnemühle paper. This printing method uses pigment based archival inks, ensuring sharp detail, high resolution and a full colour spectrum.
Prints are unframed and dispatched in a tube.
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ARTIST
Michael Miller
Michael has been painting for over three decades, combining his artistic talent, and love of golf into the perfect blend. As Head Golf Professional and Director of Golf at MountainGate and Riviera Country Club, Michael has had unlimited access to some of America’s greatest courses.
In a unique genre, Michael captures both historical and contemporary golf settings, whilst ensuring accuracy from the architect’s perspective is maintained. The ever-changing weather, seasons plays heavily in his picturesque compositions, which perfectly capture the tones, moods, shades and nuances of the courses he portrays.
His paintings have illustrated two of the most respected golf architecture books, namely ‘The Art of Golf Design’ and ‘The Golden Age of Golf Design’ by golf historian and author, Geoff Shackelford. World leading architects, Gil Hanse and Ben Crenshaw are also ardent fans of his works.