Qantas Europe by Harry RogersAn extremely rare Qantas poster by iconic Australian travel posterist, Harry Rogers. Qantas and Rogers had a long association of producing images luring tourists to use the renowned Aussie airline to travel to destinations throughout the world. This poster is tempting people to head to Europeusing the St Bernard dog with the barrel on its collar, mostly associated with Switzerland. Original posters from this series are now high on the list of

For all you green thumbs out there

Maltese is a roguish sailor who crosses the world in a series of adventures set in the 1910s and 1920s

since 1860

A photo montage (a poster technique also popular for a small time in the 1960’s) of various male musicians playing their instrument in the ‘correct posture’

One of a pair (the other Travels in Space) this Surrealist influenced piece combines a juxtaposition of images into a wondrous and fanciful design - promoting the use of public transport in a somewhat ambiguous fashion

The 1st Gauloises Cup

It's what laundry dreams are made of

The artist Fukuda specialised in graphic simplicity

This poster was for what ended to be Baker’s final performance

the product and where it originated from

Despite it being un-signed

playful bouquet of faces suggests daily solidarity among its constituents