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Official portrait c. 1932
Official portrait c. 1932
Lyons in 1935 standing outside his birthplace and childhood home in Stanley, Tasmania
Lyons in 1935 standing outside his birthplace and childhood home in Stanley, Tasmania
Lyons as a state government minister (c. 1914–16)
Lyons as a state government minister (c. 1914–16)
Caricature of Lyons as premier
Caricature of Lyons as premier
Joseph Lyons, inaugural leader of the UAP and the party's first prime minister
Joseph Lyons, inaugural leader of the UAP and the party's first prime minister
Advertisement for the U.A.P. published in The Bulletin prior to the 1931 federal election.
Advertisement for the U.A.P. published in The Bulletin prior to the 1931 federal election.
At the 1931 federal election, the UAP campaigned on a platform of economic conservatism, accusing the Labor governments of James Scullin and Jack Lang
At the 1931 federal election, the UAP campaigned on a platform of economic conservatism, accusing the Labor governments of James Scullin and Jack Lang of destroying the economy
Anti-Lang advertisement used by the UAP at the 1932 New South Wales state election
Anti-Lang advertisement used by the UAP at the 1932 New South Wales state election