The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Painting of an unidentified camouflaged hospital ships at the wharf in Boulogne, France during the First World War.
Charles Bryant (1883-1937) had some early art lessons before beginning his career as a clerk in the Bank of NSW. In 1908 he travelled to London and studied marine painting at St. Ives in Cornwall. In December 1917 he was appointed as an Official War Artist, attached to the 2nd Division AIF working in France. His commission was terminated in December 1918 and he returned to Australia in 1921 where he undertook further work for Australian War Records. In 1923 he was commissioned by the War Memorial to paint a series of works in connection with the occupation of German New Guinea by Australian troops. From 1924 to 1930, Bryant ran a paint shop in Manly where he was a founder of the Manly Art Gallery in 1924. In 1925 he was commissioned to paint the United States fleet in Sydney Harbour for presentation to the President of the USA.
Painting of a camouflaged hospital ship and smaller ship in the foreground at the port at Pas de Calais, Boulogne, France during the First World War. Charles Bryant (1883-1937) had some early art les
Depicts a number of ships in the harbour at Boulogne, Pas de Calais, Western Front during the First World War. Charles Bryant (1883-1937) had some early art lessons before beginning his career as a
Depicts a number of vehicles on the dock at Boulogne, Pas de Calaise, France, waiting for hospital ships during the First World War. Charles Bryant (1883-1937) had some early art lessons before begi
Painting of Australian troops disembarking from ships at the wharf in Boulogne, France, during the First World War. The artist exhibited two related works, 'Leave Ships from Blighty, off Boulogne' an
Painting of an unidentified camouflaged hospital ship at the wharf in the harbour at Le Havre, France during the First World War. Charles Bryant (1883-1937) had some early art lessons before beginni
Depicts camouflaged hospital ships, small sailing boats and people walking along a pier at the port of Le Havre in France during the First World War. Charles Bryant (1883-1937) had some early art le
