The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Study for 'Taking Old Vickers Position, Bobdubi Ridge, 28 July 1943'. The nature of this work suggests that the artist drew it in his studio as a study for the large canvas, perhaps using a model to pose for him. However, it is possible that the work was drawn earlier, as the decision made in December 1959 to commission Hele to paint the large canvas was based on the fact that he already had sketches of the scene in his possession (File: 895/002/067).
The nature of this work suggests that the artist drew it in his studio as a study for the large painting titled Taking Old Vickers Position, Bobdubi Ridge, 28 July 1943, perhaps using a model to pose
Depicts an image of the body of a young, dead Japanese soldier. This is a study for 'Taking Old Vickers Position, Bobdubi Ridge, 28 July 1943'.
Shows Australian soldiers holding a defensive position with a Vickers gun in the Markham River Area, New Guinea.
A wounded soldier from the 58/59 Australian Infantry Battalion at Old Vickers Position, Bobdubi, New Guinea, lies on a stretcher waiting for bearers to remove him from the battlefield. "It's the real
Soldiers seated near a wounded man lying on an improvised stretcher. The wounded man is NX49750 Private A B Gwynn, 2/3 Independent Company. Artist's notes contain a description of the incident - the r
The nature of this work suggests that the artist drew it in his studio as a study for the large canvas, perhaps using a model to pose for him. However, it is possible that the work was drawn earlier,
The nature of this work suggests that the artist drew it in his studio as a study for the large work titled 'Taking old Vickers position, Bobdubi Ridge, 28 July 1943', perhaps using a model to pose fo
The nature of this work suggests that the artist drew it in his studio as a study for the large work titled 'Taking old Vickers position, Bobdubi Ridge, 28 July 1943', perhaps using a model to pose fo
Depicts members of the 58/59 Australian Infantry Battalion taking an old Vickers position at Bobdubi Ridge, Wau Salamaua, New Guinea, on 28 July 1943.
Depicts three Australian soldiers in a crater after the taking of an old Vickers machine gun position in Bobdubi, New Guinea.
The nature of this work suggests that the artist drew it in his studio as a study for the large work titled 'Taking old Vickers position, Bobdubi Ridge, 28 July 1943', perhaps using a model to pose fo
The nature of this work suggests that the artist drew it in his studio as a study for the large canvas, perhaps using a model to pose for him. However, it is possible that the work was drawn earlier,
The nature of this work suggests that the artist drew it in his studio as a study for the large painting titled Taking Old Vickers Position, Bobdubi Ridge, 28 July 1943, perhaps using a model to pose
The nature of this work suggests that the artist drew it in his studio as a study for the large work titled 'Taking old Vickers position, Bobdubi Ridge, 28 July 1943', perhaps using a model to pose fo
Study for the painting 'Taking Old Vickers Position, Bobdubi Ridge, 28 July 1943', which held in the Australian War Memorial collection.
Depicts members of the 58/59 Australian Infantry Battalion taking an old Vickers position at Bobdubi Ridge, Wau Salamaua, New Guinea, on 28 July 1943.