Peter Corlett

In 1987, Corlett won a competition to create a memorial "to commemorate the courage and compassion" of John Simpson Kirkpatrick, a stretcher bearer during the Gallipoli Campaign in World War I. In it, Fraser describes how one wounded soldier shouted out "Don't forget me, cobber." as he was helping another: Fraser went to get more stretcher bearers and both wounded soldiers were rescued. A replica of the sculpture is in the Shrine of Remembrance in Melbourne. Corlett's other memorial works include: ==Other works==

Corlett has also created several sculptures of famous people associated with his native Melbourne, such as John Farnham, Kylie Minogue and Dame Nellie Melba. Several of these can be seen at Waterfront City in the Melbourne Docklands. He also produced a bronze sculpture of a Kelpie for the Victorian town of Casterton. He created the sculptures of former Victorian premiers at Treasury Gardens and has been commissioned to sculpt the controversial statue of Daniel Andrews. File:John farnham statue at waterfront city.jpg|John Farnham File:Kylie minogue statue at waterfront city.jpg|Kylie Minogue File:Melba statue at waterfront city.jpg|Dame Nellie Melba File:Graham kennedy statue at waterfront city.jpg|Graham Kennedy File:Edward Dunlop (statue in Melbourne Botantic Gardens).jpg|Edward "Weary" Dunlop, Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne File:Edward 'Weary' Dunlop Statue, Canberra.jpg|"Weary" Dunlop, 2nd of two, Australian War Memorial, Canberra File:Western Front Gallery at the Australian War Memorial (MG 9470).jpg|Man in the mud at the Australian War Memorial File:Sculpture of Ronald Campbell Gunn in City Park Launceston March 2015.jpg|Ronald Campbell Gunn, City Park, Launceston, Tasmania File:Statue of John Monash, Monash University (Clayton Campus), Melbourne 2017-10-30 01.jpg|John Monash, Clayton Campus, Monash University ==References==