The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This painting is not of a specific event - but a moody memory of the artist experience at sea. Identification of ships is difficult, mainly because this is the truth of such situations - it is hard to identify a ship at sea under dull, cold conditions - especially in wartime colours - some seamen may, however recognise a familiar shape here and there. The coastline is also hard to identify but is taken from the artist memory of Wilson's Promontory area of Bass Strait - again this can vary in appearance under different lighting conditions.
Debbie Ding's 'War Fronts' imagines three archetypal landscapes from the fall of Singapore - the landing of the Japanese on Sarimbun Beach, battles in the jungles of northwest Singapore as the Japanes
Depicts the troop convoy of ships to the Middle East, heading out of the Heads, Sydney Harbour. William Edwin Pidgeon (1909-1981) was a painter, cartoonist, illustrator and newspaper critic. Working w
A humorous pencil drawing by official war artist Frank Crozier of Major Reginald Havill Norman (V159812). This is one of a small collection of sketchers and watercolours by Crozier which were donate
A humourous watercolour by Australian official war artist Frank Crozier. This is one of a small collection of sketchers and watercolours by Crozier which were donated to the Memorial in memory of Majo
Depicts a landscape with a flat valley with an olive grove before low treeless hills, under a blue sky with low clouds. It is most likely that this small oil was painted in Legge Valley where the Aust
This print features a ceremonial headdress with the form of a fighter plane surrounded by minaral. Minaral is a word in the traditional Western Island language of Kala Lagaw Ya referring to design, p
