Japanese POW resting
Art ART26753 Second World War, 1939-1945Plaster sculpture of a Japanese prisoner of war at Rabaul from the Second World War. He is in a squatting position, wearing barely any clothes and his body is almost skeletal.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Ralph Traffod Walker's sculpture "Squatting Prisoner of War", 1947-1948, plaster, bronze patina. The image depicts a sculpture of a Japanese prisoner of war at Rabaul from the Second World War. His sparse and ragged clothing do little to hide his skeletal frame. The black and white image, with its emphasis on light and shade typifies Max Dupain's artistic style. The image was created for the Australian War Memorial publication 'As You Were 1949' and appears on page 53.
Ralph Trafford Walker's sculpture "Native Head", 1949, plaster. The image depicts a sculpture of the head of a member of the New Guinea Infantry Battalion, with the artist noting that he was from a di
Sculpture of a Japanese prisoner of war at Rabaul from the Second World War. He is in a squatting position, wearing barely any clothes and his body is almost skeletal.
