Original watercolor, shades of black and white, on 10x9 artists cardboard, signed in lower right by Ted Drake. Shows a large head (caricature) of Arnold Palmer with a young caddie.

Ted Drake (1907-2000), American artist/painter, for years worked for Wilson Sporting Goods drawing portraits of endorsed sports professionals, including: Sam Snead, Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Patty Berg, "Babe" Diedrickson, Tommy Armour, Otto Graham, Ted Williams, etc. Drake's most famous creation is the Notre Dame “Fighting Irish” Leprechaun in 1964 and remains as one of the most recognized sports symbols in the world today. He painted all the past PGA presidents, which hang in the PGA national headquarters, West Palm Beach, Florida.