Seaside Links Golf Course (Likely Royal County Down or similar Irish dunes)
Limited Edition Color Print on Paper • William Grandison (Scottish, contemporary artist known for golf landscapes)
Style & Movement
Contemporary Realism / Sporting Art
Medium & Technique
Offset lithograph or giclée print on heavy archival paper; signature suggests a signed reproduction
Creation Period
Late 20th to early 21st Century (c. 1990-2010)
Dimensions & Format
Estimated 20 x 24 inches (image), 30 x 34 inches (framed). Landscape orientation.
Subject Description
A sweeping aerial or high-vantage view of a coastal 'links' golf course. The composition features dramatic sand dunes, deep green fairways, and a clear view of a coastline meeting the ocean. The lighting suggests late afternoon, emphasizing the textures of the marram grass and the undulating topography of the land.
Condition & Value Assessment
Condition Assessment
Good. The print appears well-preserved within the frame, though there is slight displacement against the matting.
Estimated Market Value
$150 - $350 USD
Auction Estimate
$100 - $250 USD
Provenance History
Likely acquired via a golf club pro-shop or a sporting art gallery. Features a pencil signature and numbering (35) in the lower margin.
Art Historical Significance
William Grandison is a prominent figure in modern golf art, commissioned by various prestigious clubs globally. This piece represents the late-20th-century boom in high-quality sporting prints used for clubhouse decor and private collections of golf enthusiasts.
Notable Features
Hand-signed 'William Grandison' in pencil in the lower left/center margin; limited edition numbering '35/...' visible in the lower left corner. Gold-toned decorative wood frame with triple matting.
Condition Issues
The print has shifted slightly in the mount (visible gap on the right). Possible minor UV fading if exposed to direct sunlight over time. Framed edges show minor dust accumulation.
Conservation Recommendations
Re-center and secure the print within the matting using acid-free tape. Use UV-protective glass to prevent pigment fading. Hang away from direct heat sources and high humidity.