Harry Rountree Original First Edition Book Plates - Only One Of Each Available!
Harry Rountree Original First Edition Book Plates - Only One Of Each Available!
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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 (when sold, they will be removed from the available list). See below for special 4 for 3 offer.
Your plate will be sent with an 8x10" white matt/mount (5x7" aperture) with backing board and protective sleeve, ready for you to frame.
The image size on each original plate varies slightly, but measures approx 15.5-16cm x 11-11.5cm. The condition of each plate varies, but we feel that's all part of the charm and in no way detracts from the image - please see photographs for condition.
If you would prefer to own a remastered print and not the original plate, please see our Harry Rountree Collection.
FRAMING TIP
FRAMING TIP
FRAMING TIP! These prints look great in the IKEA Västanhed frame!
SHIPPING
SHIPPING
This item will be shipped from the UK and can be shipped to the UK or USA. Please contact us for other destinations
UK Shipping: £3.99
USA Shipping: £12.00
Where import fees are due (e.g. EU, Canada), these are payable by the customer.
Special Offer - 4 For 3!
The Harry Rountree original plates make a visually impressive gallery wall. Take advantage of our limited time offer by adding 4 original plates to your basket, but pay for only 3, saving £35. Discount automatically applied at checkout.
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.