The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicts a hilly landscape with the blackened stumps of burnt trees. This scene, painted at Gallipoli between 18 and 21 February 1919 shows the battlefield with hills, gullies and ridges, stumps of burnt trees, and the Aegean Sea in the background. On the skyline the peak of The Sphinx is visible, with Malone's Gully running across the middle of picture. The image was probably painted from near No 2 Outpost during Lambert's visit to Gallipoli with the Australian Historical Mission.
View of rear of Sphinx towards Ari Burnu on Gallipoli. Battlefield runs inland from, almost to the intersection of and, The Sphinx is on the other side from at the seaward end (not to be confused with
View overlooking Schrapnel Gully at Gallipoli. Figures of soldiers taking part in daily activities. Shrapnel Gully was heavily shelled by the Turks on the days after the landing and the valley led int
Depicts a panoramic landscape view of the Turkish position at Gallipoli. It is a skilful depiction of the difficult terrain that the troops faced trying to secure the Gallipoli peninsula. This work sh
Depicts a bleak and barren landscape with a road along a ridge. Bunker holes can be seen at various intervals in the side of the ridge face. Along the top of the ridge is a winding road, along which t
Gallipoli landscape with cliffs, three trees and blue sea. This work was presented by Sidney Nolan, along with 251 other Nolan's from the 'Gallipoli' series, in memory of the artist's brother Raymond
Armed soldiers standing in the fork of Quinn's Gully on the lookout for transport ships carrying much-needed supplies. A view from the hills looking towards the sea and the ships, with trees at left,
