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Maker: Crozier, Frank

Soldiers and supplies on the shore at Anzac Beach.

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Maker: Crozier, Frank

This work was commissioned from the artist for 250 pounds. The subject is the death of Second Lieutenant N J Greig of the 7th Battalion who was killed on 12 July 1915 at Gallipoli. CEW Bean suggested ...

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Maker: Crozier, Frank

Depicts an Australian soldier holding a rifle and bayonet, standing astride a dead Turk, and another Australian soldier standing below and to the side holding an Australian flag. In the background is ...

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Maker: Crozier, Frank

Depicts soldiers below cliffs at Anzac before a tunnel.

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Maker: Crozier, Frank

Depicts an image of a soldier in uniform, wearing a great coat, puttees and holding a rifle, smoking a pipe that rises above him around a small drawing of a hut, and further to the title 'Grey smoke'...

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Maker: Crozier, Frank

An illustration for the heading to a poem entitled 'Our fathers' by Captain James Spreut. The illustration features the figures of an Elizabethan and a Crusader at each end, with a two masted barque-...

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Maker: Crozier, Frank

An illustration to a poem entitled 'The Caveman' by J M Collins of the 9th Battalion. This work was used in the 'ANZAC Book', which was published in 1916 from illustrations, poems, stories and other c...

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Maker: Crozier, Frank

Depicts an illustration for the poem 'Non Nobis' written by C E W Bean for the 'ANZAC Book'. The work incorporates images of conifers or pines growing on a steep hillside, one of which has fallen over...

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Maker: Crozier, Frank Eltham, William Keith

This work illustrated a short poem in 'The ANZAC Book' titled 'Our fathers', with text below of 'wandering spirits, seeking lands unknown. Such were our fathers, stout hearts unafraid'. It depicts thr...

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Maker: Crozier, Frank

Portrait of Private Thomas Johnson executed on a cigar box lid in 1915 at Gallipoli. Frank Rossitor Crozier was a painter and illustrator. Born in Maryborough, Victoria he studied at the National Gal...

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Maker: Crozier, Frank

recto: An illustration for 'The ANZAC Book', but never used, showing a gully with a dugout opening to the beach,with men, donkeys and stores on the beach and view to a hill on the opposite shoreline....

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Maker: Crozier, Frank

Depicts a supply station at Anzac Cove with several soldiers carrying stores. A semi clothed soldier in the foreground with a sandbag over his right shoulder. A warship in the far distance out to sea.

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Maker: Crozier, Frank

Depicts two diggers in conversation, one (left) with can in hand, one on right with donkey. 'Square dinkum oil' was slang used during the First World War by Australian soldiers meaning the real truth ...

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Maker: Crozier, Frank

Depicts an illustration for a poem entitled 'The Silence' for the 'The ANZAC Book', showing an infantryman, in uniform, holding a rifle, passing the figure of Death, who holds a scythe in one hand and...

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Maker: Crozier, Frank

Depicts a feature of the Gallipoli landscape called the Sphinx. War correspondent Charles Bean notes in his journal how the ANZAC's named this feature of the Gallipoli landscape on 25 April 1915, the ...

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Maker: Crozier, Frank

An illustration to a poem entitled 'The Unburied', by MR, New Zealand Headquarters, used in 'The ANZAC Book', with two dead soldiers lying in the foreground. Frank Rossitor Crozier was a painter and i...

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Maker: Crozier, Frank

Soldiers fighting in the trenches; bombs exploding. Soldiers carrying the wounded on stretchers. An aeroplane and a dirigible can be seen overhead.

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