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
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.
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.
Ralph Traffod Walker's sculpture "Squatting Prisoner of War", 1947-1948, plaster, bronze patina. The image depicts a sculpture of a Japanese prisoner of war at Rabaul from the Second World War. His sp
Depicts a head and shoulders profile portrait of a Japanese prisoner of war, wearing a cap. The drawing is a study for a sculpture.
Head of a Japanese prisoner of war at Finschhafen, New Guinea. The identity of the prisoner of war is unknown. Wilkinson later recalled that he created the sculpture while on leave, using clay he had
Portrait drawing of a male, unidentified Japanese prisoner of war. He is wearing a cap with ear flaps, his mouth is closed and eyes downcast. Study for sculpture.
A Japanese prisoner of war is sitting in front of a soldier. The prisoner is dressed in brown coloured cap, collarless, long sleeved shirt and trousers and his lace up shoes have a notch in the front