The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A Vietnamese fruit seller holding her baby in her arms. Beside them sits a basket of fruit. In the background a helicopter flies in the sky above bombed buildings, including a church. Moore is commenting on the affect that the conflict in Vietnam had on civilian Vietnamese.
The faces of three children. Below are the words 'I never saw a swing in Vietnam so where did the children play?' Moore is commenting on the affect that the conflict in Vietnam had on civilian Vietn
Two Vietnamese men, a father and son. Titled 'The Inheritance', the father is telling his son "One day son...this will all be yours', referring to the land behind them which has been destroyed by war
British First World War poster issued to recruit women for fruit picking. It features a three-quarter length portrait of a woman wearing a red dress and carrying baskets of fruit on both arms position
Depicts a women carrying a basket full of fruit on her head. This work was used as a illustration in the 'Kia-ora Coo-ee'. The Kia Ora Coo-ee' was written and illustrated by Australian and New Zealand
A woman cradling a child on the shoreline, while bent rods surround her, the ghost of a dog leaps over her and United Nations ships sail in the Gulf . Gittoes wrote of this image: 'One of the most hea
Australian Commonwealth Military Forces Second World War Victorian recruitment poster. One of a series in a publicity campaigns featuring the slogan " You Love Them, Fight for Them" issued by the Stat