Irish, British · 1741–1806
James Barry
James Barry was an Irish painter, best remembered for his six-part series of paintings entitled The Progress of Human Culture in the Great Room of the Royal Society of Arts in London.
- 27
- in the catalog
- 1
- on view now
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- collections
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- countries
Self-Portrait
ca. 1777 · Victoria and Albert Museum
Job vermaand door zijn vrienden
1777 · Rijksmuseum
A Grecian Harvest Home
1791-05 · Rijksmuseum
De ontdekking van Adam en Eva na de zondeval
c. 1792 - c. 1795 · Rijksmuseum
De bekroning van de winnaars te Olympia
1792 · Rijksmuseum
Voorbehouden kennis (allegorie op de wetenschap)
1795-05-01 · Rijksmuseum
The Angelic Guards
c. 1802 · Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Self-portrait
c. 1802 · Rijksmuseum
Eastern Patriarch
1803 · Not on view · National Gallery of Art
King Lear
c. 1803 · Rijksmuseum
Antique Mosaic in the Barberini Palace
n.d. · Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago
Head of Neptune
18th century · Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago
Study of a seated female nude
18th century · Not on view · Victoria and Albert Museum
Study of a nude, female figure, lying down.
1741-1806 · Not on view · Victoria and Albert Museum
Study for Commerce or the Triumph of the Thames
1767/80 · Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago
Saint Sebastian
c. 1776 · Not on view · The Cleveland Museum of Art
Study for a print 'The Phoenix, or the Resurrection of Freedom.'
ca. 1776 · Not on view · Victoria and Albert Museum
The Diagorides Victors at Olympia. Study for a fresco.
circa 1777-1783 · Not on view · Victoria and Albert Museum
John the Baptist baptising the Messiah. Study for a fresco.
circa 1777-1783 · Not on view · Victoria and Albert Museum
The Feast of Herod
circa 1777-1783 · Not on view · Victoria and Albert Museum
Crowning the Victors at Olympia. Study for a picture in the Rooms of the Society of Arts.
circa 1777-1783 · Not on view · Victoria and Albert Museum
The Conversion of Polemon
1778 · Not on view · Harvard Art Museums
The Thames, or The Triumph of Navigation
1791, published 1792 · Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago
Eastern Patriarch, from the first issue of Specimens of Polyautography
1803 · Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago
Eastern Patriarch
1803 · Not on view · The Cleveland Museum of Art
Milton Dictating to Ellwood the Quaker
1804/05 · Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago
Pandora
1804–05 · Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago