Royal Portrush Calamity Corner Poster
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Description
Artist William Eagar has illustrated Royal Portrush's Calamity Corner like never before. The 16th hole will undoubtedly play a role in who hoists the Claret Jug, and Eagar's poster certainly captures the hole's drama.
Poster paper is printed on matte, neutral white 200 gsm paper using state of the art technology which results in sharp photographic reproduction and color fidelity. Each unframed print is sealed in an archival plastic bag & shipped in a tube.
Photo paper is printed on high quality Kodak Endura Lustre paper and available framed or unframed. Framed posters are mounted on a 1/4" foam board with a 2" white matting and acrylic front to protect the image. All frames are solid wood and include a black paper backing finished with a sawtooth hanger.
If you are interested in different sizing, material, or frame options, please contact us via email (contact@thefriedegg.com) for custom options.
Please allow 2-3 weeks shipping for framed prints.
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