The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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-relief sculptures for the Australian 2nd Division Memorial at Mont St Quentin, France. The artist noted that on this occasion the man, simulating a soldier positioning an 18 pounder artillery piece, had "too much flesh on."
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
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
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
England. C. 1919. An 18 pounder gun in a snow covered field. Note the three limbers in the background. The sculptor May Butler-George used photographs like this to assist her in constructing several b
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 h
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
