Framed Commemorative U.S. Open Championships Golf Print

This is a rectangular horizontal print, presented in a light-toned natural wood frame under glass. The artwork features a stylized, illustrative depiction of a golfer in mid-swing on a golf course with rolling green hills, a sand trap, and a flagstick in the background. The color palette is muted, utilizing shades of sage green, sandy beige, and soft blue for the sky. A significant distinguishing feature is the border, which lists a chronological roll of early U.S. Open champions, including notable names like Horace Rawlins (1895), James Foulis (1896), Joe Lloyd (1897), Harry Vardon (1900), and Francis Ouimet (1913). The text is rendered in a formal white cursive script against a dark perimeter background. The title 'The U.S. Open Championships' is prominently displayed along the side. Condition-wise, the frame shows minor scuffing and edge wear consistent with age, and the print itself appears to have slight fading, though the text remains legible. Based on the artistic style and the list of champions concluding in the early 20th century, this is likely a reproduction piece intended for sports enthusiasts and decor, likely manufactured in the late 20th century.