Golf Calendar: February

Edward Penfield, 1899

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No print size passed the check for this piece: at 8 x 10 in, Wrong shape: a 32% crop. We would rather show it than sell a soft print.

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Penfield’s golfer in poster-flat color — American art nouveau takes up the game. The father of the American poster gave golf its first great graphic look; the 1899 calendar is the proof. How few lines carry the swing — the poster style at its most confident. Style is choosing what to leave out.

Maker
Edward Penfield
Date
1899
Medium of the original
Painting
Original held by
Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya · via Wikimedia Commons
Credit
Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya · via Wikimedia Commons
Rights
Cleared for print
Catalogue number
PA-00014

Before a size goes on sale, the file is measured against it: pixels per inch at that size, how much of the picture a crop would lose, tone and sharpness. A size that fails is not offered, so there is nothing to choose wrong.

How the print check works

Sizes withheld
SizeWhy
8 x 10 inWrong shape: a 32% crop
8 x 12 inWrong shape: a 18% crop
11 x 14 inWrong shape: a 30% crop
12 x 16 inWrong shape: a 27% crop
12 x 18 inWrong shape: a 18% crop
16 x 20 inWrong shape: a 32% crop
16 x 24 inWrong shape: a 18% crop
18 x 24 inWrong shape: a 27% crop
20 x 30 inWrong shape: a 18% crop
24 x 30 inWrong shape: a 32% crop
24 x 36 inWrong shape: a 18% crop
30 x 40 inWrong shape: a 27% crop
36 x 48 inWrong shape: a 27% crop
40 x 60 inWrong shape: a 18% crop
Scanned
2026-10-07
Master file
1,844 x 3,373 px, srgb
Tone
Darks 78, lights 221 of 255; 0% clipped light, 0% clipped dark
Colour
0.2% vivid
Sharpness
5.27

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