The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicts a drawing of trooper with a moustache, slouch hat, and calf length riding boots,on a horse. The rider holds the reins in his left hand and has his right hand on his left wrist. The horse is standing still with ears pricked. Trooper James Hubbard, of the Wangkumara people had been a horse breaker with the 5th Lighthorse Regiment before being transferred to the Remount Unit in 1916. Lambert’s portrait captures Hubbard in his uniform and slouch hat and calf-length riding boots mounted on a well-trained horse, revealing something of the individual personality of the sitter. Lambert’s drawing, both formal and illustrative, is characterised by an elegance and simplicity, with an emphasis on draughtsmanship and linear style.
Depicts a drawing of an unidentified Light Horseman seated, legs apart, left hand on left knee, right forearm resting on right knee. Wearing a slouch hat with emu plume, Australian Commonwealth forces
Depicts a portrait of a Trooper Walter R. White, 1st Australian Imperial Force, 5th Australian Light Horse Regiment, Australian Expeditionary Force, with a pipe in his mouth, wearing a slouch hat with
Drawing of an unidentified Light Horse trooper mounted on his horse. The trooper wears a slouch hat with emu plume, grey flannel shirt, breeches, leather leggings and spurs. His horse wears a 1902 pa
Lambert arrived in Egypt in January 1918. This was the final year of the war and many of the Australian troops were exhausted and resting in their camps. Lambert painted many of the men in camps and e
A full-length portrait of an unidentified Australian soldier, who is depicted standing upright with a slouch hat on and a rifle slung over his shoulder. pencil on paper. Verso: A soldier is depicted
Depicts an Australian Light Horseman, wearing his uniform with rifle, bandolier, haversack, bayonet attached, leggings including his slouch hat with an emu plume, seated as if mounted on a horse (faci
