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Works of James Barry
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[ All images collected by Google Search on Internet. ] |
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See also the Barry Exhibition Catalogue of 1983 on the Tate Gallery Website - online; accessed 21.02.2021. |
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Self-Portraits (centre in 1803) |
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Marriage of Strongbow and Aoife (NGI, Dublin) |
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Ulysses and Polyphemous (being Barry and Burke) |
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King Lear Morning the Death of Cordelia |
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Centaur and Lyrist (Great Hall, RSA London) |
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The Great Room (RSA London) - with Barrys Murals of The Progress of Human Culture |
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Neo-Classical Mural in the Royal Society of Arts |
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Captain Rock (after Tom Moore's nationalist polemic-romance) |
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The Minstrel Boy (Thomas Moore) |
Transcription: The minstrel fell - but the foemans chain / Could not bring his proud soul under; / The harp he lovd ne'er spoke again, / For he tore its chords asunder; / And said No chains shall sully thee, / Thou soul of love and bravery! / Thy songs were made for the pure and free / They shall never sound in slavery. |
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Union |
Passive Obedience |
Chivalry |
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Philoctetes (after Homer) |
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Sin, Satan, and Death (engraving after Miltons Paradise Lost) |
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The Temptation of Adam (engraving after Miltons Paradise Lost) |
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