Inside the shelter, Amiriyah
Art ART29752.020 Gulf War, 1990-1991Air raid shelter with a hole in roof from direct hit, at Azamiyah in Baghdad.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 this was a military base, so the US forces naturally targeted it. Up until that time many Arabs had been pro U.S.
This work directly relates to ART29752.019 and ART29752.020.
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

Inside the shelter Amiriyah. This work directly relates to ART29752.020.

Double page sketch of bombed bridge showing a gap down to the water. This work directly relates to ART29752.013.

The composition of this sketch seems to directly relate to his later work ‘5th Division going in, Lahoussoye’ (ART19790). Both the works depicts an infantry division camped in the village of Lahoussoy
This handkerchief shows a Magpie in flight. It has been embroidered with a white outline and black to fill in the body. The background is embroidered with running stitch in red thread. The top and bot

This poster was designed and printed for the Union of Australian Women. All stencils were handcut by Ralph Sawyer and then handscreened in four colours at the Waterside Worker's Union, 60 Sussex Stree
