Painting titled "Anzac Cove and the…" by Roachie - The Gallipoli Artist, Original Artwork

Anzac Cove and the pilgrims of the 21st Century Painting by Roachie - The Gallipoli Artist

Nationality: AUSTRALIA <img style="vertical-align: bottom; margin-bottom: 3px; height:19px;" alt="au" src="/img/icons/bootstrap4/flag/au.png">
Date of birth: unknown date
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Groups: Contemporary Australian Artists

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Original Artwork Painting, on Canvas

Artworks classification

Original Artwork

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Dimensions Height 23.6in, Width 35.4in
Categories Paintings under $5,000 Figurative

Depicting the 21st Century travel phenomenon of 'ticking off the boxes'. Visitors and pilgrims to the WW1 battlefield of Gallipoli in Turkey. They come to visit the cemeteries, memorials and beaches. They take their 'selfies', they walk the beaches looking for bullets and relics of the tragic bttle that came a hundred years before.[...]

Roachie - The Gallipoli Artist

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Craig Roach or more commonly known as Roachie, has wandered the secluded and stunningly beautiful WW1 battlefield of Gallipoli for thirty years. In that time he has seen nature slowly taking back the scars[...]