The chemist
Art ART29752.008 Gulf War, 1990-1991Upper body and face of a man in the right foreground. Buildings, some with heavy damage, occupy the rest of the image. The man is a Chemist whose shop and home were opposite the bombed Ministry of J

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A widow and her children and an old man enter the interior of a rustic wooden building, their faces are grim. There is a farmer sowing crops to the far right and in the upper centre is an avenue of trees cut down and leading to several ancient buildings which have been destroyed by war.
Upper body and face of a man in the right foreground. Buildings, some with heavy damage, occupy the rest of the image. The man is a Chemist whose shop and home were opposite the bombed Ministry of J

The work depicts the desolation of the battlefield emphasising the sombreness. Under a dull leaden sky the landscape is a mire of trenches and water-filled shell craters with a handful of broken trees
French First World War poster warning soldiers to resist the seduction of prostitutes in the street, as those men who succumbed to temptation might become infected with a venereal disease and die with
Second World War American poster produced by the United States Office of War Information, no.59. The poster features a woman in overalls with a basket of vegetables and a man with a garden fork and en
In the foreground there are three men seated, one is crouched on his haunches as they take a tea break amongst the activity of cutting of logs from surrounding trees used in the construction of the th

In the foreground of this village fair are two well-to-do men; one wears a black bowler hat, a fur coat and smokes a cigar as he looks down into a wooden slat box with straw and three piglets. Nearby