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Harold Septimus Power: The incident for which Lieutenant F.H. McNamara was awarded the VC (

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Artist



Alternative names	Septimus Power; H.S. Power; Harold S. Power
Description	New Zealand-Australian painter
Date of birth/death	31 December 1877	3 January 1951
Location of birth/death	Dunedin	Melbourne
Work period	1908 –1935
Authority file	: Q12066338 VIAF: 93925531 ISNI: 0000000116883432 ULAN: 500180913 NLA: 35960105 Open Library: OL1980366A

Title

The incident for which Lieutenant F.H. McNamara was awarded the VC

Object type

painting

Description

Lieutenant F H McNamara and Captain D W Rutherford were returning from an aerial bombing near Gaza on 20 March 1917 when Captain Rutherford was forced down. Although wounded and under heavy rifle fire from the Turkish Cavalry, Lieutenant McNamara landed to rescue Captain Rutherford. Upon attempting to take off with Rutherford, McNamara crashed his RE8 aircraft. However they then succeeded in starting Rutherford's machine and escaped from the enemy attack. For this exploit McNamara was awarded the Victoria Cross.

Date

1924

Medium

oil on canvas

Dimensions

framed: 171.5 cm x 262 cm x 8.5 cm

Place of creation

United Kingdom: England

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ART08007

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