At the races, Mataranka
Art ART27926 Second World War, 1939-1945Sketch of two horses and an indigenous man at the races in Mataranka. Palm trees are depicted in the background and a saddle can be seen propped up on a fence behind.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
At the races in Mataranka, where soldiers and horses are depicted at the starting gates on the track.
Sketch of two horses and an indigenous man at the races in Mataranka. Palm trees are depicted in the background and a saddle can be seen propped up on a fence behind.
A series of sketches depicting indigenous stockmen and a horse at the races in Darwin.
Two studies of a soldier at the races, seen from the front (left) and from behind (right).
A portrait of a middle aged Aboriginal man, seated with his legs crossed, watching the races in Darwin. In his left hand he holds a pencil and his hat rests on the ground in front of his legs.
Three nude soldiers are depicted showering at the Darwin baths, where bathing trunks were not worn.
Four soldiers wearing great coats are depicted at Townsville. Three of the men are standing, one is sitting in a chair.