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Summer Blockbuster Exhibition Due to Open At National Gallery of Australia
Lautrec who had amongst his band of friends Van Gogh and Oscar Wilde died tragically at the age of 36 from alcoholism and syphilis; due to his young death his works are rare and greatly treasured.
Wounded and Doctors Still At Risk of Attack Incarceration and Torture
The atmosphere in most medical facilities is extremely tense; healthcare workers send wounded patients home and provide only first aid so that facilities can be evacuated quickly in the event of a military operation,
Nature revealed at the National Gallery of Australia
For the first time in over 3 decades an exhibition dedicated to one of the preeminent landscape artists in Australian history has opened at the National Gallery of Australia.
Young Soldiers ‘Somme Memories’ Recorded in Rare Diary Find
Thanks to a young Australian soldier, Gunner Pearce, writing down his thoughts and feelings in the lead up to the battle in 1916 we have been offered a literal window into history.
Young Writer Award Gets Extra $5,000
The award is presented to a young Australian author aged 29 or less at the time of their books first publication, the trust company will announce the winner in June.
