The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Horses of the 1st Division Artillery are tethered to rails near shelters, with feed bags hanging from rails. Power drew this image in October 1917 while an official war artist attached to the 1st Division of the Australian Imperial Forces.
These are the temporary shelters for the 1st Division Artillery horses. Made of logs and thatched roofs, the railings are lined with nosebags, thus feeding and protecting the horses from the elements.
Here artist Septimus Power shows three lines of horse shelters, with a group of horses standing under the foreground shelter. A single horse outside the shelter is being attended by a lighthorseman at
This painting shows three men from the 1st Australian Imperial Forces near a tent with sacks of chaff. In the background are several horses under thatched-roof shelters.
Depicts a number of horses tethered under a temporary sheltar, with a soldier and cart nearby. The image is of the Australian horse lines near Bapaume. Will Dyson was the first Australian official war
Australian soldiers wait in the trenches at Passchendaele in Belgium. In the distance is a pall of smoke and ruined trees, hinting at what lies ahead for the soldiers. The Battle of Passchendaele was
Here artist Septimus Power shows three lines of horse shelters, with a group of horses standing under the foreground shelter. A single horse outside the shelter is being attended by a lighthorseman at
These are the temporary shelters for the 1st Division Artillery horses. Made of logs and thatched roofs, the railings are lined with nosebags, thus feeding and protecting the horses from the elements.
Depicts five horses used by the 1st Australian Imperial Force, 1st Australian Division Artillery, standing under temporary wooden shelters in a war-torn landscape. This is one of 5 works lent to the A
