VICTORIA WINTER WONDERLAND | AUSTRALIA

ABOUT THE ART No GPS trail maps, no heated gondolas - just the mountain, the snow, and a pair of timber skis. This magnificent poster, published by the Tourist Development Authority of Victoria around the early 1960s, captures that spirit perfectly: rows of lacquered timber skis stacked against the snow, a crisp alpine sky, and a family group building a snowman beneath one of the most striking typographic treatments in Australian travel poster history. The design is a masterclass in mid-century confidence. "VICTORIA" dominates the top in bold block capitals, the letter O transformed into a circle vignette - a device borrowed from European modernist posters of the era. Beneath it, "a winter wonderland" runs in cool powder-blue type and the bottom of the poster salutes the four great snowfields of the age: Falls Creek, Hotham Heights (Mount Hotham), Mount Buffalo and Mt. Buller. This is Australiana at its most cinematic - and a rare piece of Victorian alpine heritage that deserves wall space worthy of it. THE RESTORATION Our team has professionally restored this print, correcting fading, dust and age damage while preserving every detail of the original design. Printed on premium archival stock and available framed or unframed, ready to hang. PERFECT FOR Ski lodge, chalet or alpine retreat Victorian heritage collections The living room of anyone who's ever loved a powder day on Victoria's slopes A gift for the skier, the traveler, or the lover of great Australian design