Palmer, Arnold - Signed LE Print by R. A. Smith

"The King" was born at the 1958 Masters. Despite shooting 73 in the final round; a favorable embedded ball ruling at the 12th hole, and an eagle on the 13th hole spurred Palmer to a one shot victory over Doug Ford.

A patented Arnold Palmer "charge" delivered his second green jacket in 1960. Needing to birdie one of the final two holes to catch Ken Venturi and force a playoff, Arnie birdied both of them to seal the victory.

Arnie won his third Masters in 1962, in a playoff with Gary Player and Dow Finsterwald, joining Sam Snead and Jimmy Demaret as the only 3-time winners of the event.

In 1964 Arnold Palmer won his fourth Masters, it would be his final major championship. After posting three rounds in the 60's, Palmer's final round 70 gave him a 6-stroke victory over Jack Nicklaus and Dave Marr. Arnie was the first to win the Masters four times; he would later be joined by Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods.

Robert Alan Smith (born July 17, 1927 in Pasadena Ca. Died 2008) rose to the top of the world of fine art. He lived and worked within 100 miles of his birth place for the majority of his life. His life encompassed a dual art career: animator and fine artist. In both fields he rose to the top. His work hung in the White House and he's in prestigious collections such as The Smithsonian and Library of Congress and studied at the famous Chouinard Art Institure and with some of the world's most notable artists.

This limited edition print is #22/150 and has been signed by both the artist and Arnold Palmer.

Framed Dimensions: 24" x 28"