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Painted St Clair Beach poster with weathered timber posts running diagonally from pale sand into blue-green surf.
Plate SCL-001Independent Edition
ST CLAIR BEACH surf poster in an oak frame on a wall
SCL-001Dunedin, Otago

St Clair Beach

St Clair Beach is a Dunedin ocean beach marked by weathered posts left from a timber groyne built to hold sand along the exposed coast.

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Place
St Clair Beach
Location
Dunedin, Otago
Medium
Archival pigment print, museum-grade matte
Sizes
8×10 · 12×18 · 16×20 · 16×24 · 24×36 in (USA) · 30×40 · 50×70 · 61×91 cm (Australia & New Zealand, Europe)

The record

The timber poles at St Clair Beach are remnants of a groyne built to trap sand moving along the shore.

In the print, the posts run diagonally from the sand into blue-green surf. Their brown shapes and shadows lead towards a low headland. The illustration shows one arrangement of the posts, without claiming a current count or level of exposure.

What this print shows

I let the posts enter close to the lower edge and recede through the surf because that diagonal separates St Clair from a generic beach. The restrained headland supplies location without competing with the foreground. Commercial Esplanade details and the pool were omitted. The spacing of the posts serves the image, while the text remains clear that coastal exposure changes over time.

Image reference credits Visual references for this illustration: St Clair Beach visual references (Flickr/Wikimedia Commons, photographs by dragonsinger and Alexeyevitch (CC licences)).

Common questions

What sizes does the St Clair Beach poster come in?

United States – unframed: 8×10 in, 12×18 in, 16×20 in, 16×24 in, 24×36 in ($29–$59); framed: 8×10 in, 12×18 in, 16×20 in, 24×36 in ($59–$179)
Australia & New Zealand – unframed: 30×40 cm, 50×70 cm, 61×91 cm (US$39–US$59); framed: 30×40 cm, 50×70 cm, 61×91 cm (US$95–US$189)
Europe (EU) – unframed: 30×40 cm, 50×70 cm, 61×91 cm (€45–€66); framed: 30×40 cm, 50×70 cm, 61×91 cm (€89–€179). Shipping is included in every price.

Can I get it framed?

Yes. The framed version comes in a solid oak frame, ready to hang, for United States, Australia & New Zealand, Europe (EU). Choose “framed” under Size & finish.

How long does delivery take?

Every print is made to order through our production partner; the fulfilment location depends on the product and delivery address. United States: 2–3 business days to print plus 5–11 in transit, so about 7–14 business days in all; Australia & New Zealand: 2–3 business days to print plus 7–15 in transit, so about 9–18 business days in all; Europe (EU): 2–3 business days to print plus 5–8 in transit, so about 7–11 business days in all. Orders placed Monday to Friday before 14:00 Copenhagen time count from that day. You get an email with tracking when it ships.

What is it printed on?

Archival, museum-grade matte paper with pigment inks. Unframed prints ship flat or in a sturdy tube depending on size; framed prints ship ready to hang.

What if it arrives damaged, or I change my mind?

Damaged, faulty or wrong prints are reprinted or refunded everywhere – write to us within 30 days with a photo. Customers in the EU also have a 14-day right of withdrawal. See returns & refunds.

Verified 2026-09-14 · artwork inspected against the approved master

Independent artwork by Surf Haunts. Not affiliated with, sponsored by, authorized by, or endorsed by St Clair Beach, or by any organization associated with it. The name of the place is used solely to identify the subject depicted. This is an original illustration, not a photograph.

Made with AI-assisted illustration tools under Surf Haunts' direction and edited by hand before publication. The facts on this page are checked separately against the sources linked in the text above.