recto: knocked np; verso: not titled [incomplete drawing]
Art ART11395.002 First World War, 1914-1918Recto: study of a horse from behind. Verso: faint sketches of animal heads.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Recto: study of a soldier riding a horse with various smaller sketches that have been crossed out. Verso: faint study of man mounted on a camel surrounded by animals and figures.
Recto: study of a horse from behind. Verso: faint sketches of animal heads.
Recto: artist notes written during Lambert's time in Palestine with the 2nd Light Horse. It lists the names of places including Romani, Magdhaba Raafa and Beersheba as well as gives a description of
Recto: study of two horses resting. Verso: study of a soldier mounted on horse from behind.
Recto: unfinished study of camel, arab soldier and legs, crossed out by the artist. Verso: drawing of a group of soldiers and men. At the forefront of the drawing is a soldier with his back to the i
Recto: study of a lone camel in a desert landcape. Camel is carrying equipment. Verso: two studies of the face of the Sphinx.
Recto: landscape study of nighttime scene of 7th Light Horse amongst shadows. Verso: drawing of a soldier riding a horse from behind, on his right is the head of another horse.