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The Golfers Paradise by H. M. Bateman

The Golfers Paradise by H. M. Bateman


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The Golfers Paradise by H. M. Bateman

The Golfers Paradise - Telling them What Happened at the 16th Hole. The golfing bore epitomised in this fabulous cartoon by Bateman, showing the ultimate fantasy - a golfer seated in an armchair, glass of port in hand, waxing lyrical on his prowess, while all around him, an audience of fellow golfing aficionados sit smoking, agog and with enlarged ears flapping, listening to his tales. Date: 1927

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The Golfers Paradise" by H.M. Bateman is a captivating and humorous cartoon depicting the ultimate golfing fantasy. In this image, a blissful golfer sits comfortably in an armchair, a glass of port wine in hand, recounting his impressive feats on the green. The scene is filled with an enraptured audience of fellow golfing enthusiasts, all eagerly listening to the boastful golfer's tales. Their wide-eyed expressions and exaggerated ear flaps convey their rapt attention, as they smoke their pipes or cigars, fully immersed in the golfer's yarn. Bateman, a renowned British cartoonist, masterfully captures the essence of golf culture in the 1920s. The setting, with its plush armchair, ornate fireplace, and wood-paneled walls, exudes an air of sophistication and comfort. The golfer's vivid descriptions of his exploits at the 16th hole transport his audience to a world of excitement and achievement. The cartoon humorously highlights the common golfing trope of boastful players, who relish sharing their accomplishments with anyone who will listen. Bateman's use of exaggerated visual cues, such as the oversized ears of the audience, adds to the comedic effect. The image is a delightful reminder of the camaraderie and shared passion that often accompanies the game of golf. "The Golfers Paradise" is a timeless piece that continues to resonate with golfers and non-golfers alike. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to capture the essence of the game, as well as the human tendency to share and embellish our experiences with others.

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