The Course Calls. I Must Away.

A romantic golf landscape in the tradition of Eric Ravilious. Digitally composed, patiently worked, and deliberately restrained. Rolling hills, wandering figures and a single red flag combine with a wry, elegant line of text. It suggests golfers as early people, an approximation of hunter-gatherer tribes. One carries his club like a spear.

Borrowing the muted palette and dry wit of mid-century British illustration. It shows the grain and restraint of lithography and coloured pencil, favouring atmosphere more than finish

The caption may be faintly tongue-in-cheek, but it is also entirely sincere, a print for golfers who like their obsession expressed obliquely.

It is aimed at art-lovers who sometimes favour atmosphere over finish, and at golfers who – perhaps - prefer poetry to power and landscape to leaderboard.

It looks fabulous and it will stand the test of time.

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