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Cairo, Egypt. 1942-01. Lieutenant (Lt) Lyndon Dadswell, the Official A.I.F. sculptor, attached to the Military History and Information Section. Lt Dadswell, was appointed an Official War Artist on 2 September 1941, having enlisted in 1940. He served with the 2/3rd Battalion in Greece as a private, was promoted to acting corporal and was wounded in action on 22 June 1941. He resigned his commission on 18 December 1942.
Cairo, Egypt. 1942-02. The official war sculptor, Lieutenant (Lt) Lyndon Dadswell, attached to the Military History and Information Section packing up prior to the departure from the Middle East. Lt D
Cairo, Egypt. 1942-02. The official war sculptor, Lieutenant (Lt) Lyndon Dadswell, attached to the Military History and Information Section packing up prior to the departure from the Middle East. Lt D
Middle East, 1941. Two official war artists: sculptor Lieutenant (Lt) Lyndon R. Dadswell (left) and painter SX7174 Ivor Henry Thomas Hele. Lt Dadswell, a sculptor, was appointed an Official War Artist
NX13548 Lieutenant (Lt) Lyndon R. Dadswell inspects his plaster model of the sculpture, Stretcher Bearers. Lt Dadswell, a sculptor, was appointed an Official War Artist on 2 September 1941, having enl
Portrait depicting the official war artist Corporal Lyndon Dadswell 2 Australian Imperial Force, 7th Australian Division. Lyndon Dadswell, one of Australia's most accomplished sculptors, was the first
CAIRO, EGYPT. 1942-01. LIEUTENANT LYNDON DADSWELL, THE OFFICIAL A.I.F. SCULPTOR, ATTACHED TO THE MILITARY HISTORY AND INFORMATION SECTION.
