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NEW ART on show
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PRINTS IN STOCK
Our Duties Done (310/500) $250.00
Constant Vigilance $90.00
The Peacekeeppers (1258/2000) $120.00
Long Walk Home $90.00
Ascend (74/150) $50.00
Refuelling Dam (29/150) $150.00
Timor - Build up tp Peace (701/2000) $100.00
Four Way (61/150) $250.00
Calm Before the Storm $100.00
A Tribute to Robert "Bobby" Gibbs DSO DFC & Bar
Peace Keepers (181/250) $220.00
Standfast (824/1000) $20.00
The Colours of Duntroon (514/1000) $250.00
Taking Shelter $100.00
Spirit of Lighthorseman (826/1000) $250.00
Memorial of the Light Horse (517/600) $55.00
Charge (830/1000) $150.00
Exit $100.00
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TEMPORARILY OUT OF STOCK
The Australian SAS
Sentinal
Salute
Recovery
Diggers Shiralee
Build-up
Ascend
The Australian SAS
The five central figures represent the different periods in the SAS Regiment’s history, (1st -Company Days & Borneo, 2nd - Vietnam, 3rd - The Training Years & CT, 4th - Peacekeeping & Timor, 5th - Middle East). These figures stand together as a wall protecting Australia which is coloured to represent the hard won sandy beret. The blue ocean, behind the Southern Cross, represents the Australian flag, and behind the winged dagger represents the SASR banner. Finally, the sea of historical images pays homage to the versatility and sacrifice of the SAS soldier
Exit (Watercolour)
SASR Free Fall Soldiers conducting training from a Caribou Aircraft from 10,000ft.
Constant Vigilance (Pencil)
Depicting the Counter Terrorism Role and the War Role. The two distinct roles performed by the soldiers of the Special Air Service Regiment in support of the Australian Defence Force.
Four-Way (Pencil and Wash)
A SAS free fall. Soldiers clasp in a four-way drag after jumping out of a C130 during free fall training. Two of the four later died in the Blackhawk accident of 1996.
Long Walk Home (Pencil)
A soldier undertaking the Selection Course, enduring an exhausted body, sore feet and a long walk home. Anyone who has been in the military can relate to this poor soul.
Refuelling Dam (Pencil and Wash)
A SAS soldier taking a quiet moment to refill his bottles in the misty waters of the Refuelling Dam, Bindoon.
The Sentinel (Oil on Canvas)
SAS Counter Terrorist immerging from the green haze of a smoke grenade during counter terrorist training.
Taking Shelter (Watercolour)
A SAS troop endures the bitter cold of Arctic Warfare Training on the mountain leaders course in the Snowy Mountains.
Salute (Pencil)
The rendering depict the memorial monument within Campbell Barracks, known simply as ‘The Rock’. It honours the comradeship, discipline and courage of all that have paid the ultimate sacrifice while serving at the SASR.
Recovery (Watercolour)
A long-range patrol vehicle purposely bogged for retrieval during a vehicle mounted course near Kalgoorlie, WA.
Digger's Shiralee (Ink & Wash)
Soldier undertaking the Selection Course must carry a horrendously heavy burden a great distance only using their strength and cunning.
The Calm Before the Storm (Mixed Media)
A tactical night beach landing orchestrated by members of the SAS Water Operation Patrol.
Build-Up (Pencil and Wash)
SAS patrol member involved in War Roles Training. The diversity of uniform goes back to the SAS cowboy days.
Ascend (Ink and Wash)
A SAS soldier undergoing water operational training in the Bass Strait.
