CCC camp, Fish River
Art ART30265 Second World War, 1939-1945Men working outdoors at the CCC Camp, Fish River. McClintock utilised a social realist style as a means to facilitate the viewer's appreciation of the co-operation between workers.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Six men lining up outside the mess hall at Oberon CCC camp. McClintock utilises social realism as a means to facilitate the viewer's appreciation of the co-operation between workers.
Men working outdoors at the CCC Camp, Fish River. McClintock utilised a social realist style as a means to facilitate the viewer's appreciation of the co-operation between workers.

Five labourers working at Sydney Graving Dock, using equipment such as drills and shovels. McClintock utilises social realism as a means to facilitate the viewer's appreciation of the co-operation be

Four men working working to construct a graving dock in Sydney. They are performing tasks such as hammering, directing heavy loads, and shoveling. McClintock utilises social realism as a means to fa

Workers clearing timber, including a man in the foreground chopping at a tree trunk with an axe. Two workers appear beside him while several men perform the same tasks in the background. McClintock

Scene at a graving dock in Sydney. There are two workers in the foreground guiding the lifting of a cement block. Other workers perform tasks such as concrete drilling and the two levels above. McClin

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