The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 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. 1942-01. 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 S
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.
