The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The tunnel leading from Rabaul to the North Coast of New Britain. The surrounding hills form a 'V' above the tunnel, and two people can be seen using the tunnel, one of them riding a bicycle
Two figures in the distance walk down a road which leads to Rabaul. In full sunlight, the figures are dwarfed by many palm trees and thick tropical foliage. A label written on the back of the work by
New Britain. A tunnel through the hills giving access to the north coast of New Britain from Rabaul and vice versa. Some German planters attempted to blow up the tunnel in the first days of the Britis
Sixth page of artist's sketchbook containing two drawings. The upper drawing depicts a truck moving along a roadway near Seoul, with people on the side of the road. In the lower image, the rear of a
Depicts the scenery at Talili Bay, on the north coast, near Rabaul, in New Guinea with a number of small boats in the water. This painting is one of a number of the commissioned works Bryant produced
Situated near the site of the old town at Rabaul are the remains of Japanese installations. Japanese parties can be seen cleaning up the mess, New Britain.
A sketch of the Port Moresby coast, east of town. Tracks can be seen leading from the road to the ammunitions dump on the side of the hill.