The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Profile of a man wearing a hat, from the neck up. It is possibly a soldier wearing a slouch hat. The artist's given name was Vasco Loureiro but he enlisted as Louis Vasco and has signed his name 'Vasco', 'Spr Vasco'
A soldier, identified as a sergeant by his insignia, looks dejectedly at the sign 'DO NOT STRIKE LIGHTS'. He stands next to a fire cylinder, ladder and water bucket. He wears a slouch hat. The artist'
A soldier stands in profile, his hand rests on the riding crop by his side. His head, most particularly his hat, are enlarged in comparison to the rest of his body. Attributed to Louis Vasco, however
A depiction of a running/marching soldier. This work is attributed to Louis Vasco. The artist's given name was Vasco Loureiro but he enlisted as Louis Vasco and has signed his name 'Vasco', 'Spr Vasco
A soldier stands slumped behind barbed wire. The title would suggest imprisonment, although it could be a metaphorical prison. This drawing is attributed to Louis Vasco - the artist's given name was
A depiction of a soldier from the shoulders up. His moustache is enlarged, and he frowns, appearing sad. A cat with a bandaged paw sits on and is tethered to the helmet the soldier is wearing. This
A parody of a Sergeant-Major; he is knock-kneed, and his moustache is improbably wide, so much so that it matches the diameter of his slouch hat. His open mouth, which is issuing the order 'Shun!' (at