Eleanor Dark [SEP] occupation
Eleanor Dark
Eleanor Dark AO (26 August 190111 September 1985) was an Australian author whose novels included "Prelude to Christopher" (1934) and "Return to Coolami" (1936), both winners of the Australian Literature Society Gold Medal for literature, and her best known work "The Timeless Land" (1941).
Life and career.
Eleanor Dark was born in Sydney, the second of three children of the poet, writer and parliamentarian Dowell Philip O'Reilly and his wife, Eleanor McCulloch O'Reilly.
art in Korea. Nature, and to be more specific mountains, began to appear as the motif of his work.
The Blank Period (1943–1955) Korean War: The Dark Period.
During the first three months when Seoul was occupied by the North Korean Army (June 28-Sep 28, 1950) and the following several months after the liberation of Seoul, YYK and his family had to endure extreme hunger and poverty. On the brink of the second occupation of Seoul by the North Korean Army in January 1951, YYK and