Artwork - Wounded in Action by Michele Eastwood 2015
2015Overview
Textile art - Cotton fabric, hand-dyed embroidery floss, cotton thread, dye. Depicts two soldiers with shattered trees in red representing wounds
860mm x 1090mm framed
Historical information
A photograph of Private Thomas Brown, 11th Battalion and friend.
Details
Details
Registration number
cwa-org-32-99.901
Item type
Textiles
Material
Cotton (Textile)
Width
860 mm
Height or length
1090 mm
Inscriptions and markings
Artwork size is based on size of Regimental Colour of 11 Battalion AIF
Contextual information
Based on a studio portrait is taken of two young men (from the 11th Battalion) just before they embarked overseas to WWI from their training camp. The land they end up in is broken, burnt and bombed. Soldiers and land are devastated beyond recognition. Many of the photographs on the WWI gallery show the wounded landscape.
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Primary significance criteria
Artistic or aesthetic significance
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Interpretive capacity
Public location
Administration office
Last modified
Monday, 22 May, 2023
Australian Army Museum of Western Australia
Australian Army Museum of Western Australia
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Textile art depicting wounded soldiers
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