Kenneth Jack: World War II Paintings and Drawings (1990)
 
His book has a selection of the 500 paintings and drawings which Jack made in New Guinea, Moratai and Borneo in 1944 and 1945 when he was a teenager serving with the RAAF (as a survey draughtsman). They represent a young man's view of the drama and action of wartime whilst on active service, much of which has not been covered by the official war artists.
 
A selection of paintings and drawings from the archives of the Australian War Memorial. They cover a wide range of WWII subjects, from Allied invasions, war equipment, ships, planes, camp aspects, portraits, landscapes, and native villages, tied together by a narrative written by Jack himself. Kenneth Jack was not an official war artist but served in the RAAF as a survey draughtsman with a RAAF Construction Wing in New Guinea, Moaratai and Borneo, where he was able to paint and draw when not on duty.
 
Signed By Artist
 
Hard Cover with Dust Jacket
104 pages
In Good Condition