James Northfield – Daylesford Travel Poster (Reprint)

A large-scale framed reprint of the original 1930s Australian travel poster designed by James Northfield. Produced for early national tourism campaigns, the artwork promotes Daylesford & the Hepburn Springs District as “The Spa Centre of Australia.” Northfield’s bright palette, stylised figures and balanced composition helped define Australian travel advertising of the period.

This modern reproduction presents the classic design behind glass in a timber frame with a gilded inner edge.

Condition
Poster shows noticeable water marking and staining to the base. Frame in solid condition with light wear from age and pub display. Label on reverse from “Periphery Frames by Barbara Cullen.” Glass clear and intact. Overall clean and ready to hang.  Fading from years on display.

Dimensions
128 × 93 cm (framed)

Provenance
Artist: After James Northfield (original design c.1932)
Medium: Digital reprint under glass
Frame: Timber frame with gilded inner edge
Label: “Periphery Frames by Barbara Cullen”
Believed to have hung for many years in an Ararat pub

Disclaimer
Modern reprint. Not an original period poster.

Shipping & Delivery
Medium and heavy items require a custom shipping quote.
Melbourne Wednesday delivery is available (quoted individually).
Free pickup is available in Bendigo — the exact address is provided after your order is confirmed.