See for Yourself The Blue Mountains of NSW norway our poster ensures lasting durability

our poster ensures lasting durability and vivid colour reproduction

Clifford was appointed Supervising Lithographic Artist to the South Australian Government Printing Office in 1918 and in 1936 was appointed the Government Photo-lithographer

Erich Hèrmes

hoping to flood the market in Europe saw the opportunity of cheap labour and cheap machine-made "Imitation Batik"

The official death toll was 45 and 90% of the town's buildings were destroyed

See for Yourself The Blue Mountains of NSW norway our poster ensures lasting durabilityThe artwork for the Original Multi Colour Screen print was created by Henry Rousel in 1949. The image features The Blue Mountains and the floral symbol of the state of New South Wales, the Waratah. The poster commissioned by Katoomba Shire Council, promoting The Blue Mountains as a tourist destination. Henry Rousel was a sign writer and operated his business, Henry Rousel Studios in Sydney. The business mainly focused on screen printing and