The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 Vasco Loureiro but he enlisted as Louis Vasco and has signed his name 'Vasco', 'Spr Vasco'.
Various Ragtime sketches of soldiers, one stands smoking a pipe and holding a frying pan with the words "How will that do Sister" inscribed beneath. Another soldier smokes, two sit and read, and one s
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
An injured soldier stands in pyjamas, yet still wears his helment. Both hands and feet are bandaged, while one arm is in a sling and one foot raised and supported. He uses a walking stick, and at his
A soldier stands facing forward, his arms by his side, his face turned in profile. His hips are enlarged and are out of proportion with the rest of his body. The 'A' patch on his arm refers to 'ANZAC'
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 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