The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A study of a soldier who cross legged appears to be falling, the soldier is depicted from the rear and wears full Australian infantry uniform and carries a rifle on a halter under his right arm. The legs of the soldier are repeated underneath the drawing so as to obtain a detail of the folds in the pant and the ribbing on the lower leg. On the same page is another study of a soldier wearing a hat and is depicted face down from the rear and crawling along the ground. This is possibly a study for the painting 'Anzac, the landing 1915' which was painted by Lambert in 1920-22.
Pencil sketch of a falling soldier who has both arms extended above his head and his rifle is falling between his legs. This is possibly a study for 'The charge of the 3rd Light Horse Brigade at the N
Study of a wounded soldier. He is falling forward and has dropped his rifle. This is a preparatory sketch for the final painting 'Morning attack by 2/16 Australian Infantry Battalion' [ART22347].
Figure study for the painting 'Anzac, the landing 1915' showing a soldier falling on to his back. Lambert used his son Maurice and an Italian model to pose in attitudes of climbing and falling.
Two studies on the same page of an Australian soldier clutching the right side of his body as his legs are displaced and he is in the motion of falling.
This pencil sketch of a falling soldier with water bottle cradling the rifle as it falls is a study for `The charge of the 3rd Light Horse Brigade at the Nek, 7 August 1915' 1924.
Rough study of a falling soldier wearing Turkish uniform.