The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 is a study for a single figure in Lambert's painting of 'The charge of the Australian Light Horse at Beersheba, 31 October 1917', the central figure of a man standing in the landscape is viewed clutching his field glasses, his head in left profile.
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 legs and lower torso of an Australian soldier with right hand on his hip and left hand holding the braiding on his uniform. His rifle is slung over his shoulder and his legs appear
Study of a soldier holding a rifle. In the foreground is a detailed closeup of a hand gripping a rifle.
Soldier holding a rifle across his chest with his right hand on his hip. The artists' son Maurice Lambert posed for this study in Lambert's London studio and he is drawn from below.
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
A Vietnamese female cleaner, seen from behind, holding a pole, Vietnam, 14 April 1967; study for a head in left profile upper left, and study for a seated figure, hand on chin, centre left.
