The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicts an Arab beggar. Leyshon-White served at Gallipoli and several of his sketches were included in the ANZAC Book, which was created by CEW Bean from drawings, poems and stories from soldiers on the peninsula. He was evacuated from Gallipoli and was deployed to the Western Front, where he served for the remainder of the First World War.
Depicts a soldier holding a rifle standing in front of a torn Union Jack. He wears an expression of defiant pride. Barker created this work at Rest Gully, located between Plugge's Plateau and Shrapnel
A number of small sketches and pencilled captions overlapping and glued to a single sheet of paper. The small sketches of the hats, champagne bottle, and other miscellaneous items were used to illustr
The small sketches of needle and nail and bullets were used as illustrations to advertise 'Krupp's non-explosive shrapnel' on page 167 of 'The ANZAC Book'. This drawing was first published in 'The
The small sketches of the hats were used to illustrate the advertisement 'Caps-all breeds' in pg. 169 of the advertising section of 'The ANZAC Book'. This drawing was first published in 'The ANZAC B
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
An illustration for 'The ANZAC Book' of a yawning soldier in Gallipoli at dawn wearing a greatcoat with collar turned up. 'The ANZAC Book' was published in 1916 from illustrations, poems, stories and
