Japanese POW resting
Art ART26753 Second World War, 1939-1945Plaster sculpture of a Japanese prisoner of war at Rabaul from the Second World War. He is in a squatting position, wearing barely any clothes and his body is almost skeletal.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Drawing of the back of a Japanese POW, who is seated in a squatting position. Drawn in New Britain in 1945.
Plaster sculpture of a Japanese prisoner of war at Rabaul from the Second World War. He is in a squatting position, wearing barely any clothes and his body is almost skeletal.
Drawing depicts three male, unidentified Japanese prisoners of war huddled in a group. The two figures in the background are sketchily drawn and the central figure has been drawn with more detail. H
Sketched portrait of an unidentified male Japanese POW officer wearing a cap with ear flaps in New Britain.
Portrait drawn in Kokakoc, New Guinea of Japanese Army Sergeant Sato, who was a Japanese prisoner of war captured in New Britain.

Portrait study of head of male, unidentified Japanese prisoner of war. He wears a hat with earflaps.
A portrait drawn in Kokakoc, New Guinea, of Dr Young who was a Japanese prisoner of war. He was captured on New Britain.
