Army daze, Tet
Art ART45060 Vietnam, 1962-1975A man on a surfboard with a helicopter, Australian flag and army tents in the background. The words 'Army Daze' appear above the figure, while the words 'Hell! I thought 'TET' was supposed to be a fla
Army daze; Private Longfellow Accession Number: ART45057
Description
Two figures under the title 'Army Daze'. One figure asks "What's your name soldier?" and other, a significantly shorter man, ironically replies "Pte Longfellow Sir". A helicopter is in the background above a group of tents flying an Australian flag.
Details
Accession Number
ART45057
Artist
Peter Moore
Classification
Art
Object Type
Work on paper
Physical Description
Medium: fibre-tipped pen on buff paper
Measurement
Overall
Medium
fibre-tipped pen on buff paper
Date Made
1989
Place Made
Whole/Part
Whole
Item Count
1
Credit Line
presented by the artist 1990
Copyright
AWM Licensed copyright
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