The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
McCubbin was in Mont St Quentin in late August and early September 1918 and painted this work the following year. Louis McCubbin was an Official War Artist working as Officer in Charge of Camouflage for 3rd Division AIF in 1918. His appointment was terminated in 1920, in which year he returned to Australia and joined the staff of the Australian War Memorial to paint backgrounds for dioramas and to perform a variety of other duties. McCubbin remained in the position until 1930.
Depicts the wall at Mont St Quentin. McCubbin was in Mont St Quentin in late August and early September 1918. He was an Official War Artist working as Officer in Charge of Camouflage for 3rd Division
This diptych depcits the landscape of Mont St Quentin, France, with discarded remnants and trenches remaining from the First World War. Louis McCubbin (1890-1952) was an Official War Artist working as
Depicts the Mont St Quentin in the Peronne area of France, captured by allied forces in September 1918, in a green but wrecked landscape. In the foreground and midground the remains of damaged pillbox
Watercolour sketch depicting the road through Mont St Quentin with a procession of military vehicles traveling it. This work was used as a reference for the First World War dioramas on display in the
This painting was sketched during the battle of Mont St Quentin which took place on 29 August 1918. Louis McCubbin enlisted with the 14th Battalion AIF in 1916, serving in France from November 1917 wi
Watercolour sketch depicting the light railways dump at Mont St Quentin with a figure atop a carriage. The background contains smoke and what appears to be the aftermath of a bombardment. Louis McCubb
