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Art ART41016 First World War, 1914-1918An English pottery company producing tableware and collectables, Royal Doulton was established in 1815. The company produced a number of figurines of high quality workmanships which resulted in the po
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Three figures stand below the words 'Welcome Home Digger'. A soldier is on the far left, being kissed by a figure playing the guitar and displaying a 'peace symbol' tattoo on their arm. A headstone with 'RIP Vietnam War 1962 - 1987' is at their feet. A woman wearing a flowered dress and flower in her hair is to their right with a despondent expression on her face.
An English pottery company producing tableware and collectables, Royal Doulton was established in 1815. The company produced a number of figurines of high quality workmanships which resulted in the po
A large, distorted figure wearing an apron and flowered dress, holding a smaller, weaker man in army uniform by the throat. The large figure is saying "Just give me one good reason why you want to go

An English pottery company producing tableware and collectables, Royal Doulton was established in 1815. The company produced a number of figurines of high quality workmanships which resulted in the po
British First World War poster issued by the National War Savings Committee Poster (No. 81). The image is of a female figure wearing a green classical-style dress, her right arm raised holding a Union
A man with long hair, bandana and 'peace symbol' on his chest. He is crouching over and covering his mouth with a cloth while holding a cigarette in his hand. A banner proclaiming 'Make Love not War
A woman in a dress and high heeled shoes is held by a man in a civilian suit. The scene appears windy as her long hair is swept to the side. they are on a hill over looking an industrial city with hig