Ben Hogan: Year of the Triple Crown – Limited Edition Lithograph by Hoeun Chung

The Definitive Tribute to "The Hawk."

Immortalize the pinnacle of professional golf with this stunning limited-edition lithograph by Hoeun Chung. This artwork commemorates Ben Hogan's legendary 1953 season—the "Year of the Triple Crown"—a feat of dominance that remains unparalleled in the history of the Major Championships.

The Artwork:
Published by Douglas B. London Originals, this piece utilizes the high-fidelity "Accu-color" process to capture the legendary intensity and mechanical precision of Hogan’s game. The central figure of Hogan, in his signature flat cap and navy sweater, is masterfully juxtaposed against the Oakmont Country Club clubhouse and a vintage reproduction of the New York Times front page from June 15, 1953. The headline, "HOGAN... TAKES FOURTH U.S. OPEN GOLF TITLE," serves as a powerful reminder of his grit and mastery on golf's toughest stage.

The Collector’s Folio:
This lithograph is housed in its original, museum-quality linen folio, which acts as a permanent historical record. The interior includes:

The Hogan Biography: A gripping account of his return from a near-fatal accident to achieve the greatest single-season run in golf history.

The Honor Roll of Victories: A complete, curated list of his 64 professional wins, from his first title to his final Major triumph.

Exclusive Provenance: Hand-numbered 44 of only 50 copies, ensuring its status as a rare and high-value pull for the serious collector.

Investment Highlights:

Limited Edition: Features the official Hoeun Chung signature and the hallmarks of the elite Douglas B. London collection.

Archival Quality: Printed on heavy, acid-free stock, designed to preserve the deep tones and sharp headline text in gallery condition for generations.

Pristine Presentation: Completely intact within its custom protective folder, offering an "out-of-the-vault" experience for the discerning historian.

For the collector who values the integrity, work ethic, and history of the game, "Year of the Triple Crown" is a foundational piece. It is a timeless salute to the man who made the "perfect swing" a reality.