The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicts a landscape with farm buildings and trees foreground, steep cliffs in the background. George Lambert travelled by train through France and Italy en route to Palestine in 1918. He made a visual note of the passing landscape with a quick outline of the topography and a few stokes to indicate trees and houses: "Contours south of France. Sketched in passing from train. Very impressive landscape hereabouts. We are all feeling a bit cleaner & better."
Depicts a sketch of a landscape with dark hills in the background, trees in the foreground. Lambert travelled by train through France on his first trip in 1918 to the Middle East .
An early morning sketch of buildings including a church on the left. Outcrops of rock centre right, bare trees foreground, and birds in the sky, possibly ducks, centre. George Lambert travelled by tra
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
Recto: A valley meanders from the top left to the bottom right of this Jordan Valley landscape. There are trees in the valley and terracing can be viewed to the right of the valley. In the lower centr
Three range cards joined to make a panoramic view of the landscape at Uruzgan Province; contains houses, trees and roads in the valley surrounded by mountain range. Places are identified with red numb
Lambert wrote on 8 March 1919: "The old Bean [Charles Bean] had a great day among the old trenches about the plain before Krithia. Achi Baba makes a fine contour in the background and the plain is cov
