The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studies of two single soldier's arms on the left and headless upper body of soldier on the right.
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
Right side of uniformed headless soldier with rifle (upper left image); portrait of soldier wearing peaked cap (lower left image); back view of uniformed headless soldier with back pack and water bag
Soldier with backpack, leaning forward as if hit; two other studies of a soldier's back and arms for the painting 'Roll call'.
Head and four pairs of hands (upper left); food kit (upper right); food kit (lower centre); head in left profile with peaked hat (lower left); studies for Roll call.
Two studies of a soldier leaning on his rifle for the painting 'Roll call'.
Upper body of soldier shot in the chest: 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.