Mutla ridge
Art ART90716 Gulf War, 1990-1991One in a series of three prints on the theme of Mutla Ridge.; this is an abstract arrangement of various transportation vehicles including cars and busses, paired with strong colours, form a richly te
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
One in a series of three prints on the theme of Mutla Ridge; this print is an abstract, black and white arrangement of cars, trucks and busses which illustrates the chaotic and unordered nature of life in a war-torn city.
One in a series of three prints on the theme of Mutla Ridge.; this is an abstract arrangement of various transportation vehicles including cars and busses, paired with strong colours, form a richly te
One in a series of three prints on theme of Mutla Ridge; this image depicts an arrangement of various vehicles in a junkyard-like scene. Buses, cars and trucks are arranged to form an abstract pattern
An abstract black and white print which depicts the un-easy, and often dangerous nature of the journey to Basrah. The artist utilises the medium effectively, creating a series of jagged, sharp, abstra
The significance of this print is not so much in the image itself, but rather in the theme which the artist intends to illustrate. The title 'Dichotomy: fighting for oil, fighting with oil' illustrate
A suite of seven prints about the atrocities committed in Vietnam and on campus in the United States of America during the anti-Vietnam protests. Each print has a floral image stamped on a small black
No. 1 of four British Second World War propaganda posters featuring drawings by Feliks Topolski. The series was commissioned by Allen Lane (1902 - 1970) of Penguin Prints between June 1940 and March 1
