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Art ART92818 Iraq, 2003-2013Depicts a Hap & Hop wacky walking toy, from the Second World War period, showing the rising sun emblem on the soldier's shoulders and them wearing helmets and carrying packs. In this print, the shiny
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicts a wind-up performing circus toy dog, pushing a ball, which was made in the United States Occupied Zone in Germany, c.1945, intended for foreign markets after the Second World War. Allied forces at the time encouraged the production of industries to help rebuild the defeated country. Instead of the red floral apron wrapped around the dog on the original toy, in this print the dog is wearing a cloth made of combined allies flags (USA and Britain), while the ball he pushes are in the colours of the pre-war Iraq flag, a subtle intervention by the artist, and possible metaphor for the 'game playing' of war. The artist notes of this work; 'This comical dog somehow reminds me of the little nipper from the infamous label 'His Master's Voice' sitting inquisitively besides a phonograph. Originally a British icon but widely used by RCA records in America years later, this ironic twist of fate has been exploited once more'.
Grotesque portrait of Josef Goebbels (1897-1945) Reich Minister of Propaganda in Nazi Germany given a vigorous and impassioned speech. Both his hands are clenched into fists. In the background is a bi

Depicts a Hap & Hop wacky walking toy, from the Second World War period, showing the rising sun emblem on the soldier's shoulders and them wearing helmets and carrying packs. In this print, the shiny
Depicts two ghostly figures of soldiers seated on a rock in front of Anzac Beach at Gallipoli. The soldier hold their rifles and look wistfully and melancholically out towards the viewer. They are bat

The work is the first of four drawings comprising the 'Poppy series'. The image is based on the tradition of honouring the dead by placing poppies against individual names on the roll. This simplifi
The work is the third of four drawings comprising the 'Poppy series'. The image is based on the tradition of honouring the dead by placing poppies against individual names on the roll. This simplified

Depicts Sergeant Kate Pendergast, seated in the floor, cleaning her rifle, Dili, East Timor, her toy dog watching at left. 'No one went anywhere without their rifle...Soldiers would jog, shower, eat a
