It Was Lost But Now Is Found.

A solitary coastal golf scene in the tradition of Eric Ravilious. A figure searches the dunes, half-lost in grass and weather. The caption hints at recovery and quiet relief — a familiar moment to anyone who plays the game.

Patiently composed and then digitally worked, it displays the muted palette of lithography and coloured pencil. The grasses are deliberately laboured, the paths uncertain, the figure small within the landscape.

The caption carries an echo of hymn and scripture, but grounded in the game: the familiar relief of recovery, the modest triumph of persistence, the peculiar satisfaction of finding what had seemed irretrievable.

This is a print for golfers who recognise the poetry in frustration, and for art-lovers drawn to restraint, weather and solitude. It speaks to the private, unbroadcast moments of the game.

It is made to last, and to reward looking rather than glancing.

• Printed as a giclée on Hahnemühle German Etching paper.
• Available in three sizes, framed or unframed.