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Antique Framed Charles Dana Gibson Golf Art Print - \"Is a Caddy Always Necessary?\" (c. 1898)
Description:Up for sale is a charming, authentic antique hand-colored art print by the renowned American illustrator Charles Dana Gibson (creator of the iconic \"Gibson Girl\"). Published by Life Publishing Company (circa 1898), this classic satirical piece is titled \"Is a Caddy Always Necessary?\"
The scene humorously depicts a romantic couple lost in conversation on the golf course while a patient young caddy stands nearby with their golf bag.
Framed Dimensions: Large format, measuring approx. 26 1/4\" x 20 1/4\".
Medium: Antique print with delicate hand-applied watercolor tinting, professionally presented in a double mat board setting.
Condition of Print: Very good antique condition. Colors remain soft and clean with minimal aging/toning.
Condition of Frame: Solid wood frame. Shows minor vintage character wear, including light scuffs and scattered surface scratches along the edges (see photos). The paper backing is intact with a sturdy wire hanging system installed.
An exceptional piece for collectors of golf memorabilia, Charles Dana Gibson illustrations, or classic Victorian/Turn-of-the-Century sports decor.
Ships securely packed in heavy-duty packaging to protect the glass. Sold as-is. Please review all high-resolution photos for exact details.
