The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Two studies of a soldier leaning on his rifle for the painting 'Roll call'.
Roll call was always the most heart-breaking incident. Name after name would be called, the reply a deep silence, which would be felt despite the noise of the incessant crackling of rifles and screami
Soldier with backpack, leaning forward as if hit; two other studies of a soldier's back and arms for the painting 'Roll call'.
A soldier at Anzac standing, leaning on his rifle, with eyes downcast towards the feet of a dead body at the lower left of the image. This work is a study for the painting 'Roll Call' 1920.
Soldier leaning to the right as part of a study for the painting 'Roll Call' 1920.
Standing soldier with rifle, facing away, reaching into his top left pocket. This picture is a study for the painting 'Roll Call' 1920.
Upper image shows a soldier on all fours. Lower image is a dead soldier. Both are studies for the painting 'Roll Call' 1920.
Figure of a dead soldier lying on the ground. Study for the painting 'Roll call'.