Anzac War Memorial
This is a detailed shot of the north western corner of the Anzac War Memorial, which stands in Hyde Park South. The building was designed by Bruce Dellit in the Art Deco architectural style and completed in 1934. The sculptures that adorn the building were created by Rayner Hoff, who also created the "Sacrifice" sculpture inside. It was built as a memorial to the Australian Imperial Force of World War I and is the focus of commemoration ceremonies on Anzac Day and Remembrance Day.
Very interesting. I like the symmetry. It's in good shape considering it was completed in 1934.
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Very impressive what does the whole building look like?
ReplyDeleteBill, I have posted a shot of the whole building here: Anzac War Memorial Pool of Reflection
DeleteA lovely photo and a perfect post for SWF!
ReplyDeletea great perspective of this significant memorial
ReplyDeleteA superb capture, terrific composition and wonderful blue, blue skies!! Have a great weekend, Jim!
ReplyDeleteI love it when you publish pictures of this memorial. I am fascinated by it. So memorable and beautiful. genie
ReplyDeleteBeautifully composed!
ReplyDeleteThat's a solid-looking memorial.
ReplyDeleteAn impressive structure and brilliant shot. Will have to check out the link you posted in reply to Bill's question. Thanks for visiting!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely detail.
ReplyDeleteGreat Interesting Pic!
ReplyDeleteLovely symmetry and contrast!
ReplyDeleteI like the building and the sculptures! And what a pretty blue sky. Great capture!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot, Jim, thanks for sharing and enjoy your weekend.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing! Great Weekend!
ReplyDeleteA very nice memorial.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of the memorial against the vivid blue sky.
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