The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Plaster cast of unidentified male soldier dressed in winter uniform. It was acquired under official war art scheme in 1946 and a bronze edition cast in 1987.
Bronze statue of an Australian soldier dressed in winter uniform in Greece during the Second World War. This bronze edition was cast in 1987, plaster acquired under official war art scheme in 1942.
Bronze statue of an Australian soldier dressed in winter uniform in Greece during the Second World War. This bronze edition was cast in 1987, plaster acquired under official war art scheme in 1942.
Depicts a bronze bust of a typical Australian soldier. This bronze edition was cast in 1994 from the original plaster cast from 1926.
Plaster of a soldier holding a Bren gun. A bronze edition of this sculpture was later cast.
This work is the last of five casts made for Dadswell's family, the only one released commercially. The bronze memorial sculpture 'Figure group', for which this work was modelled is held by the Newcas
Depicts a soldier in uniform with a bomb in one hand, about to launch it at his target. The plaster cast was made in 1942, Cairo, and the bronze was cast in 1985 by Meridian Sculpture Founders, Melbou
Dadswell completed two versions of 'Soldier in summer dress'. The sculpture depicts an Australian soldier holding a rifle and wearing 'summer dress' consisting of shorts, short sleeved shirt and boots
