The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This sketch depicts an Australian light horse moving to the left in the saddle in response to the movement of the horse carrying him.
This is possibly a study for Lambert's painting of 'The charge of the Australian Light Horse at Beersheba, 31 October 1917', this could be a study of a soldier on horseback for the figure on the right of the composition, the figure to the immediate right of the rearing horse.
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
Compositional study of soldiers and horses on the march, a preparatory study for Lambert's painting of 'The charge of the Australian Light Horse at Beersheba, 31 October 1917'.
Head portrait of a uniformed Australian Light Horseman, particular attention is taken differentiate the light from the shade provided on the man's face by the hat. This is a study for a single figure
Pencil study of the body and upper legs of a uniformed soldier holding binoculars in left hand (detailed section of hand holding binoculars), his arm is held at a right angle towards his body. This i
Negative made for a lantern slide of Captain George Lambert's painting, 'Charge of the 4th Light Horse Brigade at Beersheba'.
A preparatory study for 'The Anzacs' using mutiple horse and figure composition. One horse is laying on the ground while another rests it's forequarters across it's girth. A horse from behind rears up