Step back into the golden age of travel with this beautifully crafted artwork. Inspired by the bold lines and rich colours of 1930s–40s vintage posters, this edition of our Flinders Street Station design captures the romance of rail travel and the enduring charm of Melbourne’s most iconic landmark.
For more than a century, Flinders Street Station has stood as both a meeting place and a cultural icon. Built between 1905 and 1909, the station was officially opened on 22 January 1910. Its copper dome, arched windows, and row of clocks quickly became symbols of the city itself.
This artwork pays homage not only to the station’s grandeur but also to the golden age of Australian travel posters. Artists like James Northfield and Percy Trompf once urged visitors to “take a Kodak” and capture the magic of their journeys. In that same spirit, our Suburban Icons poster invites you to bring home a slice of Melbourne’s history, captured in timeless style.
