Study for 'Bluey (Sapper Bashforth)'
Art ART22663 Second World War, 1939-1945Portrait of Private Sapper Bashforth, Royal Australian Engineers.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Portrait of a young male soldier, Sapper Bashforth, Royal Australian Engineers, in New Guinea. Sapper Bashforth, presumably knicknamed 'Bluey' for his red hair, is seated with his left arm draped across his knees and his right hand is raised and his fingers slightly curved towards him as he holds a cigarette.
Depicts a wounded A.I.F. soldier, head wrapped on a white bandage seated on a rock with his bayonet lying across his knees. His right hand is raised, wearily beckoning to the viewer. Silhouetted behin
This image is of a man, seated on a bench. He has short red hair and wears a short-sleeved blue shirt and khaki-coloured overalls. A cigarette droops from his mouth. His hands are positioned over a
Depicts a street scene with an Australian digger on the right, his arm in a sling, throwing quoits onto a board on the street in front of him. He is surrounded by people observing his play. There is a

A soldier strolls with his left arm around a woman who holds his outstretched hand. She wears a domestic apron and a full length skirt. A home is seen in the background with a dog leaping into the air
Depicts four soldiers representing four different types of uniform within the Victorian Regiments. On the far left, is a Sergeant, Marching Order, of the Victorian Rangers. To his direct right, standi
Four male unidentified soldiers sit slumped on a beach, while a fifth sits on the ground in the lower right corner of the composition. The soldier on the far left is smoking, the next has his hands in