Weaver, Arthur - Augusta National No. 11

Augusta National Golf Club No. 11 unframed print by Arthur Weaver. These prints were sold at the 1995 Masters and have the Masters logo on the left corner.
Amen Corner at Augusta, home of the Masters, is considered to be the best known three-hole stretch of golf in the world. Due to the holes themselves - Nos. 11, 12 & 13 - are the three most demanding holes historically in the Masters and have produced some tense and dramatic moments in Masters history.

Artist Arthur Weaver (1918-2008) was born in London in 1918 and educated at the Hornsey School of Art (1934-1938). Upon his release from the National Service in 1947 he moved to Wales and took up teaching art at Cardiff School of Art. Widely accepted as the leading contemporary golf artist, the combination of exceptional figure study, together with the combination of a skill for landscape painting has resulted in a wide popularity. Since having painted his first golf scene of Royal Liverpool in 1956 he has become one of the most respected of contemporary golf artists and paved the way for many artists depicting golf throughout the world.

He has painted some of the finest golf courses in the world and his paintings hang in some of the leading golf collections including the USGA museum and St Andrews, as well as many clubs and private collections both sides of the Atlantic.

This handsome unframed print is available signed by Arthur Weaver or unsigned.

Unframed Print Dimensions: 17" x 24"