The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The landscape sketch includes flowers in the lower right and hills in the distance, and contains artist's colour notation.
This pencil sketch of a landscape, most probably the landscape on which Lambert based his painting titled 'The charge of the Australian Light Horse at Beersheba, 31 October 1917.
Beersheba, was a heavily fortified town 43 km from the Turkish bastion of Gaza, and the scene of an historic charge by the 4th Light Horse Brigade on 31 October 1917. Lambert visited there in March 19
Eighth page of the sketchbook titled 'Book B' which was used by George Lambert. It features a page of artist's notes regarding Lambert's appointments with various officers, including Colonel Lance of
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
Eleventh page of the sketchbook titled 'Book B' which was used by George Lambert. It features a rough sketch of three horses within a rectangular outline; the primary horse drawn in profile above two
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
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'.