The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Cover design for Bean's book 'Gallipoli Mission', which was not used. Three figures are grouped in the lower right; George Lambert (official war artist), Zeki Bey (Turkish officer), and Charles Bean (official war correspondent). They are standing at ANZAC Cove with Lambert painting the scene. Bean originally went ashore at Gallipoli on 25 April 1915 and remained in the area for the campaign. He returned to the Dardanelles in February 1919 with the Australian Historical Mission and published 'Gallipoli Mission' in 1948.
This book deals with a small mission of eight Australians - including Charles Bean (the author), George Lambert (artist), and Hubert Wilkins (photographer) - who visited Gallipoli in 1919 to carry out
Members of the Australian Historical Mission and Major Zeki Bey, a Turkish Officer who accompanied the Australian Historical Mission, at lunch on Hill 60. Left to right: Lieutenant (Lt) Herbert Buchan
Members of the Australian Historical Mission and Major Zeki Bey, a Turkish Officer who accompanied the Australian Historical Mission, at lunch on Hill 60. Identified from left to right: Lieutenant (Lt
A cover design for 'The ANZAC Magazine'. This work was a candidate for gracing the cover of what became 'The ANZAC Book'. It was eventually included at the back of the book as one of the better cover
Draft heading for what was to become 'The ANZAC Book'. This work is still in the original format of calling the publication the 'ANZAC Magazine'. This work was used in 'The ANZAC Book', published in 1
Depicts an Australian soldier holding a rifle and bayonet, standing astride a dead Turk, and another Australian soldier standing below and to the side holding an Australian flag. In the background is
