DCFA - First World War - Prints - Captain WILL LONGSTAFF, AIF (1879-1953). He was a distinguished Australian artist. and was appointed to join a group called the War Records Section. Longstaff recorded numerous scenes in his sketchbook covering many campaigns on the Western Front in France and Belgium. He was twice mentioned in Dispatches for his work in camouflage techniques.

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"The Immortal Shrine" depicting the spirit of soldiers who lost their lives in the Great War marching past the Cenotaph in Whitehall. This print is contemporary to Longstaff's oil painting of 1928.

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Captain WILL LONGSTAFF, AIF (1879-1953). He was a distinguished Australian artist. and was appointed to join a group called the War Records Section. Longstaff recorded numerous scenes in his sketchbook covering many campaigns on the Western Front in France and Belgium. He was twice mentioned in Dispatches for his work in camouflage techniques.

Ref: 3514
Medium: Coloured Photogravure
Size: 11in x 21.75in
Framed: Yes
Status: Signed in pencil
Provenance: Longstaff served as Officer in Charge of Camouflage for the 2nd Division AIF in France.
Price: £125.00

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