The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 May 1918, when he visited the Jordan Valley. Lambert has depicted the camp as he saw it, a landscape filled with tents and telegraph poles. Hills are visible in the distance and there is a dog pictured to the lower right of the work.
View of a camp at Talaat ed Dumm. Tents and horse lines are in the background and eight motor trucks are travelling along a road towards the hills. This is the second image in a six part panorama.
Depicts a landscape with dark undulating hills in the foreground, the blue water of the Dead Sea in the middle ground, and the mauve mountains in the distance. George Lambert painted this in February
View of a camp at Talaat ed Dumm. Horses are by the side of the road and tents are seen in the distance. A kit is and other gear are lying on the ground (right). This is the fourth image in a six
View of a camp at Talaat ed Dumm. Tents and horse lines are in the background. Note the barren countryside. This is the sixth image in a six part panorama. See A01948P for the combined image.
View of a camp at Talaat ed Dumm. Tents are on the hill in the background and horse lines are to the right. Note the barren countryside. This is the third image in a six part panorama. See A01948P
View of a camp at Talaat ed Dumm. Tents are on the hill in the background and horse lines are to the right of the road. Note the barren countryside. This is the first image in a six part panorama.
