The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicts a road, with Arabs and camels passing through a hilly landscape. A valley with tents in the background. A small encampment can be seen at the base of the hill. This scene is near the Inn of the Good Samaritan, about seven miles from Jerusalem. This work was made on 21 February 1918 as the artist George Lambert moved down the narrow winding road from Jerusalem to Jericho which the Turks had tried to block.
As Lambert moved along the road from Jerusalem towards Jericho in mid to late February 1918, he followed allied forces led by General Allenby as they advanced on Jericho. He was close to the headquart
Depicts a landscape of a road winding down a steep slope with a hut on the left hand side.
A view of Jordan Valley, with Jordan River running through it. George Lambert was officially appointed Official War Artist for Australia in late 1917. Attached as a lieutenant to the AIF, who were the
BETWEEN JERUSALEM & JERICHO - A HERD OF CAMELS SLOUCH ALONG THE DRY BED OF A WADI THAT RUNS BETWEEN THE BARREN HILLS OF THE JORDAN VALLEY. THIS IS THE ROAD THAT FORMS THE BACKGROUND OF THE PARABLE OF
The valley of the River Jordan, looking towards Jerusalem, with horses and camels drinking at river. The Jordan Valley is part of the Great Rift Valley of Africa and has always been used as a route be
This was painted about one-and-a-half miles to the east of Talaat ed Dumm, where General Chauvel had established this camp as his headquarters beside the Jericho road. Lambert stayed in the camp in Ma
