The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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.
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
Standing soldier with rifle, facing away, reaching into his top left pocket. This picture is a study for the painting 'Roll Call' 1920.
Soldier standing with left arm in a sling, head not completed. Study for the painting 'Roll Call' , 1920.
Soldier at Anzac stands with paper in left hand taking the roll call. This picture 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.
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'.