A sergeant of the Light Horse [SEP] inception
A sergeant of the Light Horse
A sergeant of the Light Horse is a 1920 painting by Australian artist George Washington Lambert. The portrait depicts an Australian soldier in Palestine during World War I. The National Gallery of Victoria states that the work is "recognised as an image that captured the spirit and character of the Australian soldier".
Subject.
The sitter for the portrait was Thomas Henry (Harry) Ivers, a sergeant with the 1st Signal Squadron of the Australian Light Horse. Lambert met Ivers, a map maker
Machine Gun Squadron
- Trooper J. Brunton, 12th Australian Light Horse Regiment
- Sergeant J. E. Chapman, Sth Australian Light Horse Regiment
- Farrier Quartermaster/Sergeant A. W. Cook. 5th Australian Light Horse Regiment
- Lance Corporal C. W. S. Cooper, 11th Australian Light Horse Regiment
- Sergeant J. Fitzmaurice, 10th Australian Light Horse Regiment
- Corporal W. Gray, 3rd Australian Light Horse Regiment
- Corporal R. E. Haseler, 14th Australian Light Horse Regiment
- Sergeant F. A. Kolosque, 4th Australian Machine Gun