See for Yourself The Blue Mountains of NSW motorcycle The poster earned Trompf first

The poster earned Trompf first prize in a competition for poster design to advertise the Blue Mountains in 1946 held by the Blue Mountains County Council

This wonderful poster illustrates the view of Bray Head from the esplanade

offered in standard sizes for easy framing and safely packaged with $14

467 metres) and was the longest single cantilever bridge span in the world until 1917 until the Quebec Bridge in Canada was erected

and golf written on the Island

See for Yourself The Blue Mountains of NSW motorcycle The poster earned Trompf firstThe 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