Cronulla Beaches 1915 Artwork

This print is a printed and framed version of the celebration of the visit to Cronulla in 1915 by the father of surfing, Duke Kahanamoku. The visit inspired people all around Australia with the opportunity to enjoy the ocean, particularly the surf zone. Beach culture in Australia was heavily influenced by this visit, shining a light onto the beaches and beach culture for which Australia is so famous.

This print is a record of the biggest-ever influence in beach culture in Australia, and luckily for Cronulla, the area was part of this history. A limited edition print, already sought after by collectors, surfing enthusiasts—both purists and punters alike—or people seeking a great gift for friends or family. Australian History Art takes pride in the presentation of this unique part of Australian history and takes pride in the factual content.

CONDITIONS

Please avoid hanging our products in direct sunlight, as pigment inks are responsive to moisture activated by direct sunlight.