The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Two sketches on the same page, a portrait of an Egyptian merchant wearing glasses and a fez hat. There are subtle differences between the two side profiles which may indicate that they depict different men and the study of a donkey fully harnessed. There were four mules that accompanied the Historical mission, and there was one particularly stubborn mule which carried Lambert's equipment.
Two pencil studies of mules with various harness and equipment attached to them. In the study at the top of the page, the mule wears blind fold. There were four mules which served the Historical missi
Recto: The artist captures in a study, a person lying supine in bed with his right hand on his chest and his right knee raised. This angle from the side and below gives the impression that the person
Depicts a Spitfire aeroplane on a runway being moved into place with two machines. The Spitfire is a British single-seat fighter aircraft that was used by the Royal Air Force and many other Allied cou
This sketch is a depiction of three men standing in a group two of which are of sailors. One man smokes and wears glasses and there is a small study of a head below the figures. Arthur Gardener change
Water tower in Baria – open area is the ‘old’ market area destroyed in Tet Offensive in 1968 – rebuilt elsewhere; portable (mobile) shops and other shopping area near former markets Baria; small food
