The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Bringing up the Guns, Mont St Quentin, August 8 1918, a bronze casting of a bas-relief sculpture by the Australian sculptor May Butler-George. The artist worked out of a studio at the St Kilda drill hall between 1919 and 1926; during this period she produced designs for the 2nd Australian Division memorial at Mont St Quentin, France. This casting was produced at the foundry of A Rudier of Paris.
The 2nd Division Infantry Attack August 1918, a bronze casting of a bas-relief by the Australian sculptor May Butler-George. The artist worked out of a studio at the St. Kilda Drill Hall between 1919
The 2nd Division Infantry Attack August 1918, one of four panels, a bronze casting of a bas-relief by the Australian sculptor May Butler-George. The artist worked out of a studio at the St. Kilda Dril
St. Kilda, Vic C. 1920. Studio portrait of an unknown man seated in a chair, posing as an Australian infantry corporal. The sculptor May Butler-George used photographs like this, taken at her Drill Ha
St Kilda, Vic. C. 1920. An unknown man posing as an Australian soldier thrusting a rifle with bayonet attached. The sculptor May Butler-George used photographs like this to assist her in constructing
This is the original plaster cast of one of four bronze bas-relief panels commissioned from Butler-George for the base of the pedestal of the Mont St. Quentin Memorial in France in 1918. It depicts a
St Kilda, Vic C. 1920. Studio portrait of an unknown man posing as an Australian artilleryman. The sculptor May Butler-George used photographs like this to assist her in constructing several bas-relie
