The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The Greek monastery of St George was built in the late fifth century. It is believed to contain the cave where Elijah was fed by the ravens. It was hewn out of the precipitous cliffs of the Wadi Kelt, a few kilometres above Jericho. Lambert used a vertical format to get a sense of the unusual location, the precipitous cliffs, and the way the monastery is part of the rock face.
Depicts the Remount Camp at Moascar, North Egypt. The view of the camp is from Major 'Banjo' Paterson's tent. Andrew Barton ('Banjo') Paterson, poet and journalist, was in charge of the Remounts Sect
Saba Redoubt and the Wadi approach to it. Thomas Henry Ivers - No.5259, Sapper, 2nd Light Horse Signal Troop - 11 to 17 Reinforcements (October 1915 - April 1916), was born in November 1889 in Petersh
Depicts a landscape looking down from mountains to the blue water of the Dead Sea, with the Moabite Mountains in the distance. The Mount of Olives is on the outskirts of Jerusalem and overlooks the ci
Fifth page of the sketchbook titled 'Book B' which was used by George Lambert. It features a rough sketch of a man in Bedouin dress in a mountainous landscape. Various aspects of the landscape and man
Depicts a general view of Turkish defences between Gaza and Abu Hareira from near El Nagili in Palestine. The landscape is a flat desert with some small buildings on the horizon, mud walls and a singl
'Drawing with my Father’s Photos' is a series of works by Denise Green where sliced slivers of drawings of meandering, intricate marks intersect black and white wartime photographs. The photographs we
Hand-coloured woodcut illustrating the poem 'Living sepulchers', the fifth illustration in a book of poems by British poet and novelist Richard Aldington (1892-1926), published by Beaumont Press, Lond
