Arnold Palmer: Dubbing of the King – Limited Edition Lithograph & Collector’s Folio

The Moment a Legend Became "The King."

Revisit the stormy shores of Royal Birkdale in 1961 with this stunning limited-edition lithograph by Hoeun Chung. This artwork commemorates the year Arnold Palmer "saved" the Open Championship, proving his dominance on the world stage and earning the enduring respect of the British gallery.

The Artwork:
Expertly published by Douglas B. London Originals, this lithograph features the revolutionary "Accu-color" process, capturing the rugged beauty of the English links. The central figure of a young, powerful Palmer is juxtaposed against the iconic News of the World headline: "IT’S PALMER BY A STROKE." This composition masterfully blends the grit of the competition with the media frenzy that followed his historic one-shot victory over Dai Rees.

The Collector’s Folio:
This print is preserved within its original, ivory-toned linen folio, which serves as a definitive archive of the event. Inside, collectors will find:

Royal Birkdale Biography: An intimate look at the 1961 tournament and the legendary 6-iron shot from the bushes that defined Palmer's career.

The King’s Career Summary: A comprehensive statistical breakdown of Palmer’s 92 professional victories and major championship achievements.

Artist Profile: Insights into the meticulous work of Hoeun Chung, whose portraits are renowned for their technical accuracy and emotional depth.

Investment Details:

Limited Edition: This is a rare, low-number pull, hand-inscribed as 156 of only 950 copies.

Quality Production: Lithographed on archival paper by the esteemed Hall Printing Co. of High Point, NC.

Condition: Exceptional; the print remains housed in its custom-fitted protective folio, maintaining the crispness of the "Accu-color" finish.

For those who value the history of the links, "Dubbing of the King" is more than a portrait—it is a tribute to the man who made golf a global phenomenon. A foundational piece for any premier sports art collection.