Introduction; 1. A record for posterity, 1916–17; 2. Implementing the art scheme, 1917–18; 3. Gazing on strange and terrible lands, 1916–18; 4. A beautiful graveyard, 1919; 5. A suitable memorial, 1920–22; Conclusion.
Examines the official art scheme as a key commemorative practice of the First World War.
Margaret Hutchison is a lecturer in the School of Arts at the Australian Catholic University, Brisbane. Her research focuses on the history of war, culture and memory.
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