The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 mission and one particularly stubborn one served to model for Lambert and carry his painting equipment in a large case which was nicknamed 'Lambert's coffin'.
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 differen
Two pencil studie of a soldier falling, as if being shot, the study on the left is more detailed than the faint sketch on the right. These are most likely studies for Lambert's painting of 'The charge
recto: Two pencil studies of mules with harnesses, a submarine and a sketch of a motorcycle rider. verso: three small pencil studies of mules.
Figure study for the commissioned painting 'Anzac, the landing 1915'. The drawing depicts a figure climbing on one knee. Lambert used his son Maurice and an Italian model to pose for him in attitudes
Figure study for the commissioned painting 'Anzac, the landing 1915'. Kneeling figure bent forward, seen from rear, holding a rifle in his right hand. Lambert used his son Maurice and an Italian model
recto: Two small studies of mules with harnesses; one sketch of a man riding a horse. verso: A street scene of Harbonnieres showing the church bell tower in the distance. Includes colour notations on
