The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicts an image of St Souplet, near the Somme on the Western Front during the First World War. George Bell (1878-1966) studied at the National Gallery of Victoria School, Melbourne from 1896 until 1901 and during the First World War he worked at a boy's preparatory school and in munitions. In 1918 he was appointed official war artist attached to the 4th Division, AIF, working in France from October 1918 to April 1919 and returning there again in July 1919. His commission was terminated in December 1919 and he returned to Melbourne in 1920.
Depicts the war damaged and bombed railway viaduct near the French village of St Benin on the Western Front during the First World War. George Bell (1878-1966) studied at the National Gallery of Victo
Depicts a war damaged farm and outbuildings near St Souplet, on the Somme, Western Front during the First World War.
Depicts English and Americam war graves in a landscape near the French village of St Souplet during the First World War.
Drawing of a badly damaged railway bridge, with torn railway tracks at St Souplet, near the Somme, in France. Below the bridge is a roadway, with troops, horse and carts passing underneath.
Depicts Horace Henry McKeowan, a Lieutenant with the First Light Horse, and later a Captain with 4th Division Artillery, sitting in a tent and reading a newspaper or some military papers at St Souplet
Depicts a view of Mont St Quentin, on the Somme, France with trenches and war ravaged landscape. The son of artist Frederick McCubbin, Louis McCubbin was born in Melbourne in 1890, and studied at the
