World War 1, Western Australia, 344 SILAS, 16 Battalion
1915Subcollections
Overview
Studio portrait of 344 Signaller Elis Silas.
Historical information
Signaller Ellis Silas was the only artist to paint and sketch actual battle scenes showing Australian soldiers in action at Gallipoli.
Details
Details
Registration number
cwa-org-32-54-675
Item type
Digital Documents
Material
Photographic Media
Contextual information
"Comms Chat" is a changing, low tech, analogue, non AI generated, printed ink exhibit adjacent to and supporting the Communications Gallery at the Australian Army Museum of Western Australia. It contains personal stories, technology insights and anything remotely connected to the theme of Communication. This sub collection contains elements which have previously appeared within "Comms Chat".
Year
Last modified
Friday, 12 June, 2026
Completeness
Australian Army Museum of Western Australia
Australian Army Museum of Western Australia
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Media file preview
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Ellis Silas Exhibition as mounted April 2026.
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