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The wax 'resists' the dye and what is not died becomes part of the design
Work started in September 1912 from each end and the rail work converged on 17 October 1917
and mountain are in the background
our poster ensures lasting durability and vivid colour reproduction
After his military service during the First World War
South Queensland Surfing Resorts - The Beaches are Calling Poster Sizes:A1 - 594mm x 841mm The wax 'resists' the dyeThe original advertising poster promoted the Gold Coast, Surfers Paradise, beaches in Queensland Australia. A typical 1930's beach scene; a young woman sitting on a grass ridge, looking across a the beach scene. Created by M. Anderson in the 1930's for the Queensland Government Tourist Bureau and Printed by "David Whyte Government Printer, Brisbane". Over 70 kilometres (43 miles) of magnificent coastline with some of the best surf breaks in the world.
