The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Upper body and face of a man in the right foreground. Buildings, some with heavy damage, occupy the rest of the image. The man is a Chemist whose shop and home were opposite the bombed Ministry of Justice building Baghdad. The work was completed after the bombing took place.
Portrait of a Chemist whose shop and home was destroyed in the bombings. Opposite his shop was the Ministry of Justice building which was also damaged in the bombings. This sketch was completed afte
Portrait of a Chemist whose shop and home was destroyed in the bombings. Opposite his shop was the Ministry of Justice building which was also damaged in the bombings. This sketch was completed afte
The destroyed Ministry of Justice building in Baghdad. A tall palm tree stands beside the building and people walk on the path in front of the bombed structure.
Three heavy, thick black lines cover the upper half of the work while buildings and a figure occupy the foreground.
Close up of a man's face, with an angry face expression. Two men sit to the left of this transparent portrait, while a bombed bridge is in the background. A dead body lies in the centre foreground.
Orderlies place a wounded man on the deck of a hospital ship. Two wounded men wear Balaclava helmets in the foreground. This is number 51 from the series of 66 lithographs 'The Great War: Britain's ef
A widow and her children and an old man enter the interior of a rustic wooden building, their faces are grim. There is a farmer sowing crops to the far right and in the upper centre is an avenue of tr