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Henry Lamb’s ‘A Spotter, Heavy AA’ (1942) is a poignant grayscale portrait of a WWII Canadian soldier. Oil on canvas, impasto texture & realism – a unique wartime piece.
A poignant 1941 portrait of Corporal Albert Bull by Henry Lamb captures the intense gaze of a soldier in uniform, offering a powerful glimpse into wartime history that you can bring to your collection.
Capture the camaraderie of soldiers gathered in 1942 with Henry Lamb's evocative scene; own a piece of this historical moment today.
Henry Lamb’s 1942 portrait of Edward Hector Bent, GM. An understated Impressionistic oil painting featuring muted tones & symbolic attire. A dignified glimpse into wartime Australia.
Oil sketch by Henry Lamb depicting a young boy in early 20th-century realism. Thick impasto & warm colors create an intimate portrait. Explore this unique, expressive artwork.
Henry Lamb’s ‘Valentine, Canadian Forces’ (1941) captures wartime action with watercolor tanks & soldiers. Early 20th-century war art, evocative of conflict & resilience. Explore this unique piece!
Henry Lamb’s 1945 portrait of Lt. Gen. Van Strydonck de Burkel captures wartime authority & experience. A striking realist oil painting, showcasing Lamb's Camden Town style.