The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Three heavy, thick black lines cover the upper half of the work while buildings and a figure occupy the foreground.
Page consists of 3 individual sketches at the top in black ink which are drawn from the perspective of inside the Amiriyah shelter after the bombing on 13 February 1991. The bottom of the page is the
Sketch of the bombed shelter at Azamiyah. Many women and children died when the US bombed this shelter. According to Jenny Barker, there was a story going around that the Iraqis let it be known that
Sketch of the bombed shelter at Azamiyah. Many women and children died when the US bombed this shelter. According to Jenny Barker, there was a story going around that the Iraqis let it be known that
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 J
Sketchbook of three leaves, containing three pages of drawings of Vietnamese figure and a Vietnamese girl's face, in spiral- bound yellow cardboard front cover, and plain back cover.The back cover has
A figure in the foreground clears rubble, while in the background are destroyed buildings and debris caused by the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima.
Five unidentified male figures stand in a group, with one figure behind a bar in the background with a bottle placed alongside. Of the foreground group the front figure stands with his back to the vi
Page nine of a handwritten and illustrated manuscript titled 'A day in camp'. The work was created to commemorate the first anniversary, on 9 March 1943, of the 4th Australian Employment Company. Th
Australian First World War recruitment poster issued by the State Parliamentary Recruiting Committee. Printed in black and white it features the image of a soldier's grave marked with a wooden cross i