Exhibition Catalogue - "Wartime Archies"

Overview

Exhibition Catalogue - "Wartime Archies", presented during the National Trust Heritage Festival 18 April to 18 May 2024

Historical information

Art has been employed to boost the morale of troops on the front lines. Paintings, music, and other forms of artistic expression have been used to uplift the spirits of soldiers during challenging times. Artists have played a crucial role in documenting military events and battles. Before the advent of photography, artists were often the primary means of visually recording military campaigns, capturing scenes of battle, camp life, and the impact of war on landscapes and people. These artistic representations have provided historians with valuable insights into the conditions and events of various conflicts.

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cwa-org-32-54-242
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The exhibition featured two Archibald Prize entries from within the Museum collection and 3 large scale A1 reproductions on canvass and 12 A3 reproductions of Archibald Prize entries with a military theme submitted between 1939 and 1945.

Australian Army Museum of Western Australia

Australian Army Museum of Western Australia

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