The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicts a landscape scene looking towards the Great Pyramids along a road to Mena, showing a road in the foreground, beside a canal reflecting light, leads past flat roofed buildings towards four receding pyramids on the distant horizon, site of Australian Imperial Force camps, modern buildings in middle distance, silhouetted against a hazy sky.
Two figures in the distance walk down a road which leads to Rabaul. In full sunlight, the figures are dwarfed by many palm trees and thick tropical foliage. A label written on the back of the work by
Depicts a war damaged landscape with smashed trees and ruined buildings on the horizon, near Ypres. Dyson wrote that the scene was of 'Ypres from the road near Zillebeek'. Will Dyson was the first Aus
Second World War Australian poster depicting a man riding a horse in a peaceful country scene. The text reads: Road to the Oaks This was the track of the first brave hoofs when men with gun at saddl
Second World War Australian poster depicting a man riding a horse in a peaceful country scene. The text reads: Road to the Oaks This was the track of the first brave hoofs when men with gun at saddl
This work was painted on the first of Fullwood's tours of duty in France, in the summer of 1918. It shows a high, grassy escarpment sweeping into the middle distance, topped by a dark olive silhouette
Western desert, North Africa circa 1941-1942, long shot of tent and parked P-40 Kittyhawk of No. 450 Squadron RAAF in background. Three shots of P-40s preparing to take off from desert airfield. Groun
