The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicts an officer on horseback leading a troop of soldiers wearing tin helmets and bearing arms. Another officer walks down the side of the troop formation as if inspecting them for the last time before they embark for the front. They stand in marching formation on a road; the last buildings of a village stand behind them, without any visible bomb damage, as symbols of what they march off to protect.
Artist Jon Cattapan travelled to Timor–Leste in July 2008 as an official war artist commissioned by the Australian War Memorial. This triptych represents the culmination of the ideas represented in th
Dargie noted, "Pilots of No 450 Sqdn [Squadron] RAAF [Royal Australian Air Force], surprised by German ME 109's raiding the 'drome. Caught without a tin hat, one pilot holds a spade over his head to
Depicts a large number of troops marching along a roadway, as part of a march past, at night, under moonlight near Querrieu, France in April 1917. Will Dyson was the first Australian official war arti
Troops of the 7th Division marching through the streets in Melbourne. It was the first opportunity that citizens of Melbourne had to show their appreciation of the 'Silent Seventh' and amazing scenes
In October 2009 Shaun Gladwell went to Afghanistan and several bases in the Middle East as an official war artist, commissioned by the Australian War Memorial. For two weeks he was attached to the Aus
In October 2009 Shaun Gladwell went to Afghanistan and several bases in the Middle East as an official war artist, commissioned by the Australian War Memorial. For two weeks he was attached to the Aus