The Links
The oldest game with a written rulebook and a broken heart — golf in art to 1930, printed on archival stock and attributed to the hand that made it.
The Dutch on the Ice · Chapter 1 of 3
The Old Game
Before the links, the ice; before the rulebook, the winter afternoon.
Portraits, the Grand Match, and the Clubhouse Wall · Chapter 2 of 3
The Golden Age
The founding portraits, the great crowd scenes, and the caricatures that made the game society.
The Posters and the Plans · Chapter 3 of 3
The Course Surveyed
The railway that built golf tourism, and the doctor who mapped the Old Course.
42 pieces in the shop · archival prints, made to order
Winter Landscape with Ice Skaters (Colf on the Ice)
Frozen Waterway with Villagers Playing Kolf
The Blackheath Golfer (William Innes)
William Inglis, Captain of the Honourable Company
Old Tom Morris at the Home of Golf
Young Tom Morris with the Championship Belt
The Great Triumvirate — Braid, Taylor, and Vardon
Old Tom Morris on St Andrews Links
Harry Vardon
The Golfers: A Grand Match Played over St Andrews Links
“Golf” — Horace Hutchinson
“Mr John Ball jun.”
J. H. Taylor
Golf Calendar: February
Plan of the Old Course — Alister MacKenzie, 1924
The Golf-Player
Sports on a Frozen River
Ice Skaters on the Amstel at Amsterdam
Kolfspeler (The Kolf Player)
Het Kolfspel (The Game of Kolf)
Skaters and Kolfers on the Ice
A Scene on the Ice near a Town
IJsvermaak (Winter Amusement)
Winter on the Vijverberg, The Hague
A Girl with a Kolf Club and Her Mother
John Gray of Newholm
Sir James and Sir Alexander Macdonald
Outing, September Number
The Golfer’s Alphabet
Collier’s — “Fore!”
On the Presidential Golf Links
Golf — Houlgate, Cabourg
Le Golf de Font-Romeu
Vichy — Sport, Tourisme, Théâtre
South Cliff Links
The Golfers — A Grand Match Played over St Andrews Links
Boy Playing Golf
Portrait of a Boy with a Kolf Club
Kolven op het IJs (Kolf on the Ice)
Regelementen van Kolf (The Rules of Kolf)
Winter Landscape near a Town with Kolf Players
Golfers at the Miami Biltmore, 1927Museum-grade, made to order
Sized honestly to the scan that survives.
Archival pigment ink on cotton-rag stock, colour-managed to the source scan — mezzotint grain, chromolith flats, and survey contours intact. And a promise most print shops won’t make: we only offer a size the original scan can actually hold. Where the surviving plate is small, we say so and sell you the file instead of a soft print.
Digital Download
The full-resolution, color-managed file — restored honestly, yours to print and keep.
from $29.00
up to high-res
Archival Giclée Print
Archival pigment giclée on museum-grade matte art paper, color-managed to the source scan — the flat inks and stone grain intact. The 40×60 is the room-changer.
from $39.00
up to 40x60
Classic Framed Print
The archival giclée, mounted and set behind glaze in a handmade satin-wood frame — Prodigi’s Classic Frame. Ships assembled, ready to hang. The considered middle: the print, framed, without the box-frame premium.
from $89.00
up to 24x36
Gallery Canvas
Gallery-wrapped canvas on solid wood stretcher bars. Made for a wall that remembers the street.
from $195.00
up to 40x60
Heirloom Box Frame
The archival print in a deep, hand-joined box frame — night-street black, natural oak, or gallery white. The premium hang: spacer-set, glazed, ships assembled.
from $285.00
up to 24x36
Feather, gutty, haskell
The ball changed. Everything followed.
A boiled top-hat of goose feathers stitched into leather made golf a gentleman’s game. Moulded gutta-percha made it everyone’s. A wound rubber core sent it around the world by rail. Every picture in this house belongs to one of those four eras — and knowing which is how you see it.
Feather, Gutty, Haskell →42 pieces cleared · 4 eras · every maker named · next slate opens January 2027