Steve Lotus Limited Edition Canvas Giclee: "150th Open Championship at St Andrews"
Artist: Steve Lotus (Official artist for the 150th Open Championship at St Andrews Links Old Course)
Title: 150th Open Championship at St Andrews | Swilcan Bridge over Burn St Andrews Links Old Course
Size: 22" X 30"
Edition: Artist Signed Limited | COA included.
Medium: Canvas Giclee
About the Artist: From as far back as he can remember Steve has had a desire to draw and paint. Whenever possible he would go to the Chicago Public Library to take out the latest of the "How to Draw" series of books and for hours he would practice drawing. In 1976, he married his college sweetheart, the former Susan Green, whom he had met while at Northern Illinois University. They have two children, Christopher, and Alecia. Both kids played on their high school golf teams. An avid golfer and photographer for many years, Steve frequently would take photos as he made his way around the golf course, capturing scenes on film at both dawn and dusk. About 10 years ago, he began painting the courses he played. Being a golfer, Steve believed he could bring a unique perspective to golf art that would set him apart from other artists.
Title: 150th Open Championship at St Andrews | Swilcan Bridge over Burn St Andrews Links Old Course
Size: 22" X 30"
Edition: Artist Signed Limited | COA included.
Medium: Canvas Giclee
About the Artist: From as far back as he can remember Steve has had a desire to draw and paint. Whenever possible he would go to the Chicago Public Library to take out the latest of the "How to Draw" series of books and for hours he would practice drawing. In 1976, he married his college sweetheart, the former Susan Green, whom he had met while at Northern Illinois University. They have two children, Christopher, and Alecia. Both kids played on their high school golf teams. An avid golfer and photographer for many years, Steve frequently would take photos as he made his way around the golf course, capturing scenes on film at both dawn and dusk. About 10 years ago, he began painting the courses he played. Being a golfer, Steve believed he could bring a unique perspective to golf art that would set him apart from other artists.
