The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A diagram showing the proposed floorplan complete with labels and dimensions for an open air theatre in the Loveday Internment Camp in South Australia that was built in September 1942.
On the reverse side of the image there is also a pen and ink sketch of a man cutting down a tree with an axe.
In the foreground there are three men seated, one is crouched on his haunches as they take a tea break amongst the activity of cutting of logs from surrounding trees used in the construction of the th
A drawing showing a group of internees at an Australian camp sitting outside on a clear night to watch a play performed in an open-air theatre.
Pen and ink sketch by Major Thomas dated 1966, showing personnel of B Troop, 38 Seringabatam Battery, 40 Light Regiment, at a gun position in Borneo on the border of Kalimantan.
Recto: Australian Army Medical Corps, No 3 Casualty Clearing Station Verso:Three studies of male torso from the rear, and one full study from the side features the down ward thrust of the axe into so
In the foreground is a figure carrying water, and to the left is the Chungkai Theatre made from bamboo and attap (palm leaf). It was built in a natural amphitheatre, with a dug-out orchestra pit, and
Ink sketch of a bamboo tree branch, created near Johnson's Gap, Bulldog Road. Browning was commissioned to gather visual information along the Kokado track for the production of a series of diorama