Caption

We have taken the hill, come and help us keep it. Australian recruitment poster from the First World War, 1915, possibly referring to the Gallipoli Campaign (Dardanelles) . HJ Watson (1874-1938), Australian artist. Soldier dead, wounded, naval bombardment

Date

Jun 25, 2024

Credit line

Photo12/ImageBROKER/Sunny Celeste

Reference

BRK26G70_305

Model release

No

Property release

No

License type

Royalty free

Available size

50.5Mb (16.8Mb) / 11.1in x 17.6in / 3343 x 5282 (300dpi)

Keywords

black history help artist drawing art battle soldier army world war poster man hill illustration depiction dead historic strait military male hilly hold contemporary drawn australian campaign person woodcut wounded former one person sea World War One military affairs vintage sketch photographic reproduction Dardanelles Gallipoli replication 1914-1918 year of the war wartime Historic illustration Campaign Gallipoli campaign assistance placard guy mound representation historical Human being xylograph image 1th World War Hellespont time of war Historical illustration billboard People woodprint First World War reproduction replica 1 person copy single person artists drawings arts battles soldiers world wars posters men hills illustrations depictions straits males holding helping campaigns persons woodcuts formerly photographic reproductions years of the war Historic illustrations Campaigns guys historically human images Historical illustrations replicas on black artist's men's man's depicting history image history images holds helps individual individuals image motif vintage-styled representing humans image motifs motif motifs