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The Icon of Jamaica’s Golden Age of Tourism
You’ve seen her from the windows of travel shops, in airports, and in hotels around the world. Her name is Sintra Bronte, and she became the face of Jamaica’s Golden Age of tourism. This poster—and Sintra herself—rose to iconic status in 1970s jet-set travel culture, beckoning the world to discover Jamaica.
Not a Reprint. These are Original.
This is an authentic 1972 Jamaica Tourist Board travel poster, printed in the U.S.A. on high-quality Chromalux gloss stock. Preserved for over 50 years, it remains in pristine, uncirculated condition. Few survive today in this state. These are among the last originals in existence.
Poster Details:
Size: 25" x 36" (approx. 63.5 x 91.4 cm)
Original offset lithograph, 4-color press
Printed in U.S.A. for the Jamaica Tourist Board, 1972
Stored flat for decades — never folded, never hung
Excellent vintage condition, with copyright/printer’s mark visible in the margin
This is a rare chance to own one of the most iconic travel posters ever produced. Many have tried to recreate this image— but none have captured Sintra’s essence.
Why Collectors Value This Piece:
An authentic survivor of Jamaica’s Golden Age of tourism
Highly sought-after worldwide — instantly recognizable
Scarcity increases with every sale: once gone, they are gone
