FAQs


Are all prints personally signed by the artist?

Yes. Graeme personally signs all prints and giclees in pencil which adds value to his art. Art that is not individually signed by the artist is worth far less.

What is an Open Edition Print?

This type of print is printed on a fine art quality paper stock. The main difference between an Open Edition print and a Limited Edition print is the Open print has no production limits while the Limited Edition will only print once in a limited quantity.

Image size is approximately 10" x 14" inches with an overall size of 12" x 16" inches.

What is a Limited Edition Print?

This type of print reproduction has a specific number of prints that will be produced from the original and the quantity is established in advance of printing and cannot be exceeded.

Limited Editions have a recognized value in the world market due to the artist's renowned reputation and collectability. Once the Edition is sold out it cannot be reproduced, thus increasing in value. Each print is individually embossed, numbered and personally signed by the artist in pencil with a Certificate of Authenticity accompanying each print.

The paper stock is 100 lbs. and acid free with an image size of 17.25" x 21.75" and overall size of 21" x 25.5 inches.

What are Countersigned Limited Edition Prints?

This Limited Edition contains the artist's signature - plus it will have another individuals signature such as tournament winner, Team captain or other well known personality.

A Certificate of Authenticity accompanies this Limited Edition print as well.

What is an Official Limited Edition Print?

This Limited Edition is "Official" because it is a branded print for a Major Golf Tournament such as the British Open, the Ryder Cup, the Presidents Cup, World Golf Championships, Kraft Nabisco Championship and the Solheim Cup to name a few.

What is a Giclees?

Giclee (pronounced zhee-clay) are prints produced on artist quality canvas, using pigmented based light fast inks.

Their process of printing has become the leading method of producing exceptionally high quality fine art reproductions. The quality of each print is amazing and reflects favorable the beauty and texture of the original work. Graeme personally oversees each giclee production to insure the integrity of the image and color.

Each print is individually numbered and personally signed on the back of the canvas by the artist. The giclee is accompanied by an Elegant Book of Care and Authenticity incorporating the description of the original painting, Giclee process, how to care for the giclee and a Certificate of Authenticity.

Giclee canvas sizes can range from:

18" x 24"   20" x 30"

24" x 36"   30" x 46"

40" x 60   And larger canvas sizes are available on request.

What is a Remarque?

A Remarque is a small, personalized drawing or symbol that an artist adds (near their signature or under the image) on a print. The presence of a Remarque increases the print's value.

Originally, Remarque's were remarks made, in pencil that identified the various stages a printing plate went through while in the process of being finalized. Nowadays, a Remarque is primarily a "value-added" option for print collectors - meaning you can have an artist's Remarque added to your graphic edition, if you care to shell out some more money (or of course, the artist is a personal friend, or owes you a favor, or is Graeme Baxter!)

Does Graeme have to visit the golf course before painting?

Yes. In order for Graeme to grasp the detail, many colors and contour of a fairway or view, hundreds of high resolution, digital photographs must be taken. These photos are done in the morning, afternoon and early evening as colors do change throughout the day. That's how he captures the fine details that makes his paintings famous.

For more information, go to our In The Media section and watch the various TV Interviews about the world renown St. Andrews Masterpiece that Prince Edwards unveiled. Here Graeme explains the process of his masterpieces - it's worth the time.



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