The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicts a head and shoulders portrait of a young British soldier, Private Albert Barker (No. 355751; B. Company, 7th Reserve, London Battery), "who was given the job of cutting up dressings for the operating theatres. A very young British soldier. He is our ward mascotte (sic) & earns his tucker by cutting up dressings for the theatre & by keeping the wards alive. He hails from Peckham." (Artist's description)
A depiction of a soldier from the shoulders up. His moustache is enlarged, and he frowns, appearing sad. A cat with a bandaged paw sits on and is tethered to the helmet the soldier is wearing. This
In September 1942, 27-year-old Private Albert Tucker was admitted to 115 Australian General Hospital at Heidelberg in Melbourne for observation after a slight illness. It was from his hospital bed tha
Profile of a man wearing a hat, from the neck up. It is possibly a soldier wearing a slouch hat. The artist's given name was Vasco Loureiro but he enlisted as Louis Vasco and has signed his name 'Vasc
Male corpse in the Heidelberg Military Hospital. Albert Tucker was drafted on 14 April 1942 and sent to Wangaratta training camp, where he worked sketching medical diagrams. He was subsequently attach
Depicts an Australian peacekeeping soldier in uniform with a rifle resting on his lap. He is seated in front of a goldsmith's shop at Sisiphon, Cambodia, and holds a gold talisman of a Styer rifle. St
Albert Tucker was drafted on 14 April 1942 and sent to Wangaratta training camp, where he worked sketching medical diagrams. He was subsequently attached to the Medical Corps for whom he produced draw
