The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SEBASTIAH - NEAR NABLUS. THESE RUINS ARE ALL THAT IS LEFT OF WHAT WAS ONCE THE PRIDE OF KING HEROD THE GREAT. IT IS ESTIMATED THAT IT MUST HAVE BEEN 3000' IN LENGTH, PROBABLY ENCLOSING A COURTYARD. IN MIDDLE AT BASE OF 1ST COLUMN CAN BE SEEN THE STONE SEAT LOCALLY KNOWN AS HEROD'S SEAT.
SEBASTIA - IN SAMARIA NEAR NABLUS - ANCIENT TOWN OF SHECHEM. RUINS OF WHAT WERE ONCE GREAT PALACES AND TEMPLES. A.I.F. RAILWAY UNIT NOW WORKING CLOSE TO THIS VILLAGE ON THE RE-CONSTRUCTION OF THE TURK
An unidentified soldier stands on the ruins of the Quays of Babylon. It is hard to imagine that here once stood the whares and warehouses of the premier mart of Asia. The quays were built by Nebucha
Nash's long column of marching men, echoed by the converging rows of towering poplar trees, is directly influenced by Nevinson, although Nash's perspective is distinctly his own. Like Nevinson, Nash
'Mates, for life' by Ian Cook was among those shortlisted for the inaugral 2018 Napier Waller Art Prize and was the winner of the People's Choice Award. Cook provided the following artist statement ab
Hiroshima, Japan. 1945-08. Portion of the ruins of the city after the dropping of the first atom bomb on Japan. Of a population of 320,000 it was estimated that approximately 78,000 were killed, 90,00
Aitape, New Guinea. Private Tom Barrett of Maidstone, Vic, who has been working on the pick on the road nearby, knocks off for a cup of tea. He chose a novel seat to have it. That helmet he is sitting
