The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Self portrait of Kevin Connor sitting in a Mercedes Benz sketching the view outside the front windscreen. The artist has also depicted the view outside the front windscreen of a winding road and telegraph poles and wires.
Dave Horne was a soldier artist stationed in Darwin. In this work he has depicted two unidentified members of an air support unit outside Darwin, Australia. One is sitting at a table reading whilst t
Sketch of a road with hills in the distance. On the right hand side in the there is a transmitter station with signs and a satellite dish with a tent and a person. This was the first signs of war from
Man in a hat, the artist, Kevin Connor, stands in front of a desolate landscape, containing a tank and some rubbish.
Various Ragtime sketches. Two stretcher bearers carry a soldier on the left, while a self portrait of the artist can be seen on the right, Vasco sitting up in bed sketching. In the lower left corner a
Depicts two linesmen up a telegraph pole, repairing or winding wires near La Houssoys, on the Somme in April 1918. Will Dyson was the first Australian official war artist to visit the front during the
This was painted about one-and-a-half miles to the east of Talaat ed Dumm, where General Chauvel had established this camp as his headquarters beside the Jericho road. Lambert stayed in the camp in Ma
