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The Golf House Club Elie - 3D Effect Print by Joe McDonnell

The Golf House Club Elie - 3D Effect Print by Joe McDonnell

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Elie is one of the finest historic links in Fife, Scotland - located just 12 miles from St Andrews. Four holes are thought to be the designs of Old Tom Morris and another four by James Braid, who took up golf on these links.

Rich in history and rich in beauty, Elie is stunningly portrayed in this 3D effect print, and whilst the print and integrated mount are flat, the onlooker may think otherwise!

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.

For prints sent outside the UK & USA, an alternate high quality art paper may be used by our print lab.

Prints are unframed and dispatched in a tube.

SHIPPING

We offer FREE shipping on orders over £100.

As standard we ship to the UK, USA, Canada & Australia, but we can ship anywhere in the world. Contact Us to tell us where you live and which print(s) you're interested in or drop us a message on the online chat.

Your print will be shipped from either the UK, USA or AUS. Where import fees are due (e.g. EU, Canada), these are payable by the customer.

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ARTIST

Joe McDonnell

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Joe’s passion for golf course architecture and landscapes has led to him producing artwork unlike anything else available, placing him in demand with clubs and architects for his world leading visualisations.

Each of his pieces harnesses a unique combination of digital watercolour brush techniques and 3D terrain modeling, allowing him to showcase courses in a highly sophisticated, dramatic and detailed way – likely a way you've never seen before.