Grenade thrower Vietnam
Art ART92549 Vietnam, 1962-1975A soldier throwing a grenade in Vietnam. He is leaning over and his right arm is outstretched, indicating the grenade has just left his hands.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Uniformed figure carrying a rifle, striding forward in a stance suggesting he has just thrown a grenade. This work, though relating to the Vietnam War, Adams has documented that the work was drawn from his own memories of fighting in New Guinea.
A soldier throwing a grenade in Vietnam. He is leaning over and his right arm is outstretched, indicating the grenade has just left his hands.
British First World War recruitment poster by acclaimed British silhouette artist, Harry Oakley. Depicts at the right of the poster a man in silhouette carrying his rifle and bayonet at the ready. B
British First World War recruitment poster by acclaimed British silhouette artist, Harry Oakley. Depicts at the right of the poster a man in silhouette carrying his rifle and bayonet at the ready. B
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