The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Recto: A valley meanders from the top left to the bottom right of this Jordan Valley landscape. There are trees in the valley and terracing can be viewed to the right of the valley. In the lower centre there are two figures wearing uniform, depicting the working party in the quarry and the road up to Nalin. Verso: A portrait of a soldier in left profile, described by Lambert as a good looking lad met on the way down in the train.
This sketch of a Jordan Valley landscape contains a view of the artists campsite in the lower left and then builds to encompass the distant mountainous landscape in the upper right of the composition.
Recto: Soldiers scaling a hill, one man lies on the verge of the hill taking aim with a rifle at the rise of a hill while two others charge over; Verso: Landscape study including artists colour notes
Recto: left profile of the head of a field cashier in Deiran and a shaded portrait study of right profile of women refugee from Port Said. Verso: layered portrait studies of head wearing.
10th page in a sketchbook of 42 pages of pencil drawings, diary entries and artist's notes. Recto: Seated local figure left and seated Australian airman right, both in left profile. Verso: Figures in
This sketch of landscape containing hills and valleys, it is typical of the sketches made by Lambert in the Jordan Valley. In April 1918 Australian troops raided Es Salt across the Jordan valley. A
Recto: A pencil drawing of rugged Palestinean landscape. Two human figures are visible in the distance, against the stark hills, and a tent is pitched on an adjacent plateau. Verso: A pencil drawling