Golfers 1936

"Golfers" is a pen-and-ink drawing created in 1936 by American artist Donald Carlisle Greason (1897-1981). The artwork depicts a group of golfers on a course, with their figures rendered in a simplified, gestural style. The surrounding landscape, featuring a grove of trees, is rendered with fine lines and hatching, suggesting the artist's keen observation of nature. The drawing captures a moment of leisure and outdoor activity, reflecting Greason's interest in depicting everyday life. The work's small dimensions (23.2 x 29.6 cm) suggest it may have been a study or sketch, but its meticulous detail and composition elevate it to a finished work of art.