The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This colonial watercolour provides a view of Pinchgut and Port Jackson from Dawes Point Battery, Sydney Harbour.
This well-known image by Prout was reproduced as plate 4 in his publication 'Sydney Illustrated', 1842-44. It depicts British soldiers and guns at the Dawes' Point Battery in Sydney. The Battery was c
A sketch of Port Jackson showing three vessels in the harbour: RMS Queen Mary in the foregroud, Aquatinia in the middle, and Isle de France in the background.
HMS "Sirius" entering Port Jackson, was painted in Sydney in 1946; however, the event it depicts occurred on 26 January in 1788. HMS "Syrius", a twenty-gun frigate under the command of Captain Arthur
Watercolour of the view from Peronne of the Citadel.
Naval gun and predictor at lookout; tree and washing on line in background. This drawing is from a series of eighteen pencil and watercolour sketches of military installations requiring camouflage in
View from the beach at Sandridge, Victoria, of two colonial warships, HMCS 'Victoria' and HMVS 'Nelson'.
