Draft version of letter from Barry to Lord Buchan, written sometime in 1805 between 6th May and 3rd July, when the final version was sent. [text]
Draft version of a letter from Barry to Charles James Fox, 5th October 1800. [text]
Letter from Lord Buchan to the Society of Arts relating to his wish that the Society would set up a fund to assist Barry in his old age. [text]
B. Fryer as editor
Comparison of a manuscript letter with Fryer's edited version. [text]
C. Documents relating to Barry and the Royal Academy
Barry's objections to the way in which the Council of the Royal Academy conducted its business in November 1796. [text]
Barry's account of what happened at the Royal Academy meeting on the evening of 19 March 1799 at which charges were laid against him for misconduct. [text]
D.
Agreement concerning Barry's lodgings at Castle Street, 30 May 1792. [text]
E. Documents relating to Barry's death
Draft 'press release' account of Barry's death composed by four of his friends, February 1806. [text]
Draft of the legal arrangements for Barry's estate [text]
G.
Barry's proposals for the hanging of pictures at the Royal Academy annual exhibition, 1776. [text]
H.
Letter from the secretary of the Society of Arts, Charles Taylor, to the Society concerning a revised version of the pamphlet that described Barry's sequence of paintings "The Progress of Human Culture" in the Society's Great Room. [text]
Barry's plan for illustrating Milton's "Paradise Lost". [text]
L.
From the "Morning Post and Daily Advertiser" newspaper, a letter (author unknown) introducing verses by one of Barry's old friends, Dr. Christopher Nugent, inspired by some of Barry's paintings in his exhibition of 1772 at the Royal Academy. [text]
