The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This pencil sketch depicts the water tanks in the course of preparation in the middle foreground. In the distance we can see the landmark named "The Sphinx" and to the right, Suvla Bay, Salt Lake and Anafarta heights in the distance.
This sketch was made on 9 August 1915 and encompasses a view of the Australia troops landing at Suvla Bay, looking North East from the "Sphinx" near Headquarters 1st Australian Division. The sketch de
From Johnston's Jolly looking towards the beach and in the distance Suvla Bay . On the right is again the prominent feature of the Sphinx and to the left the flat land of Plugge's Plateau. In the fore
Suvla Bay Area, Gallipoli. 1915. View from the heights of Gallipoli with Suvla Bay on the left and, on the right in the distance, a light coloured area called Salt Lake. (Donor JP Campbell)
Depicts a view of Lake Timsah from Ismailia, showing boats on the Sweet Water Canal in the foreground, gardens and buildings in the middle ground, and a blue lake in the distance.
From Walker's Ridge looking towards the Sphinx and in the far distance Ari Burnu Point. While completing the sketch on which this painting is based, Clifton noticed some Australian soldiers climbing f
Towards the end of his stay on Gallipoli with the Australian Historical Mission, Lambert made a painting of ANZAC Cove with the hills of Suvla in the distance. Lambert wrote on 5 March 1919: "In the a
