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George Washington Lambert's 'Anzac, the Landing 1915' captures the bravery and struggle of Australian soldiers at Gallipoli, portraying a monumental landscape reflecting the psychological impact of the battle.
George James Coates’s poignant 1921 painting captures the quiet dignity of compassion amidst WWI – depicting Sergeant Coates and fellow artists documenting Gallipoli's impact on Australian soldiers at Wandsworth Hospital. Influenced by Impressionism, this masterful artwork invites contemplation.
Experience the heroic charge of the Australian Light Horse at Beersheba through Lambert's masterful oil painting – a pivotal moment in WWI cavalry history, capturing bravery and determination amidst the desert landscape.
Jon Cattapan’s "Night Patrols (Around Maliana) - Left Panel" presents a haunting oil painting of Australian peacekeepers amidst a surreal, layered landscape reflecting Timor-Leste's strategic importance. Explore this evocative artwork and its connection to peacekeeping operations.
Ivor Hele Admire Sir Ivor Hele’s ‘Return of the Meteor jets, Kimpo, Korea,’ a captivating oil on board depicting soldiers and aircraft during WWII. Explore Australian art history with ArtsDot.com.
Colin Cuthbert Colahan’s evocative ‘East Meets West,’ a tonalist masterpiece from 1945 captures the urgency of WWII as allied troops escort German refugees toward Berlin—a dramatic landscape rendered with vibrant immediacy.
Ben Quilty Ben Quilty is an Australian artist known for his distinctive painting style and socially conscious themes. He was born on march 2, 1973, in sydney, australia. In 2011, he served as the official war artist for the australian war memorial, traveling to afghanistan to document the experiences of australians deployed there. Quilty's work often explores issues related to masculinity, identi
Explore 'Be Deadly - NORFORCE' by Tony Albert: a vibrant collage painting blending Pop & Graffiti art. Indigenous themes meet street culture in this powerful 2013 artwork.
A haunting watercolor of decaying aircraft nestled within a lush jungle scene by ex de medici captures the layers of colonial intervention in the Solomon Islands, inviting you to explore this evocative 2009 masterpiece.