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1 folder of Barnes' papers and correspondence regarding the Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society. A Charles Rennie Mackintosh Steering Committee was formed in Jun 1973 and the Society's inaugural meeting was on 04 Oct 1973. Harry Barnes was a Founder-Member of the Society, Vice-Chairman from 1973, and was Chairman of the Society from 1975-1979. Includes: Minutes of Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society meetings; Financial Accounts for the Society; Society newsletters with diary dates and news; lists of Office Bearers and Committee members; Barnes' handwritten notes about the Society AGM; agendas for Society meetings; Honorary Treasurer's reports for the meetings; Special Committee meetings of the Society; Draft Constitution of the Society; correspondence with Historic Buildings Council for Scotland and others about Queens Cross Church; correspondence about the Willow Tea Room; invoice for work done to the Queens Cross Church by Morrison Dunbar Ltd.

Historical paper written by D P Bliss: 'Charles Rennie Mackintosh: Architect of the Glasgow School of Art'.

Folder containing black and white negatives, contact sheets, photographs and colour prints by George Oliver. Most are annotated. Also contains a leaflet for building tours and exhibitions of Charles Rennie Mackintosh in 1994. Includes: Dovecot Tapestry, Scotch Myth at St Andrews, ceramics workshop Edinburgh 1973 and Third Eye book shop.

Folder contains:

• etchings, notes, articles and other papers relating to architecture
• includes draft and final articles on the buildings and tenements of Glasgow, Charles Rennie Mackintosh
• includes timetable for thesis reviews
• includes drawings relating to Euing Room, Hunterian Museum, Glasgow

One folder containing eighteen flyers:
-History of the Glasgow School of Art
-Silversmithing and Jewellery
-Ceramics
-Industrial and Environmental Design
-Product Design Engineering
-Industrial Design/ Interior Design
-Glasgow City Map
-1990 in Glasgow Magazine
-The Quick Guide to Greater Glasgow
-The Glasgow Galleries Guide
-Charles Rennie Mackintosh Buildings & Tours
-The Glasgow School of Art: A Diversity Opportunity
-The Glasgow Architecture Guide
-Friends of Glasgow School of Art
-The Glasgow School of Art Autumn Programme September-December 1990
-Map of Glasgow School of Art on Garnethill.
-Postcard of Mackintosh Library Interior
-Mackintosh School of Architecture Regulations

Letterbook of outgoing correspondence, pages 1-500 - includes letters re: appointment of Maurice Greiffenhagen (23, 49); to Charles Rennie Mackintosh re: the proposed extension (48, 55, 82, 84); to Norah Neilson Gray re: establishment of "Drawing for Fashion" classes (60, 182, 203, 396); gaining a diploma (162); Allan D Mainds re: scholarship trip to Europe (189, 251); reference to new building - "good and useful structure" (214); the use of animals in the Animal Room (240); students' balls (428, 452); Decorative Art at the Edinburgh International Exhibition of 1907 (442); general School administration, in particular finding a successor to Mr Delville.

Folder contains:
FOLLOWING MATERIAL OSTENSIBLY FROM ANDY MacMILLAN COLLECTION cont'd: ALTERATIONS TO 25 QUEENSBOROUGH GARDENS FOR DOCTORS WOOD:

• GKC/MISC/3/6/1: plans as existing, with wall details: 1/4" and 1/8" [Feb 1971]

NEW BATHROOM AND KITCHEN ARRANGEMENT AT 4 ROSEBERRY PLACE, HACKNEY, FOR MR LOWE AND MS MacMILLAN:

• GKC/MISC/3/6/2: locality plan, ground floor plan as existing and proposed, and galley kitchen elevation
• GKC/MISC/3/6/3: locality plan, and plans as existing and proposed

HOUSE AT BOCLAIR CRESCENT, BEARSDEN:

• GKC/MISC/3/6/4: site plan, ground and first floor plans, and elevation: 1:100, 1:200, and 1:500

UNIDENTIFIED SCHEME AT ORANIENBURGER, BERLIN:

• GKC/MISC/3/6/5: locality plan
• GKC/MISC/3/6/6: locality plan
• GKC/MISC/3/6/7: locality plan
• GKC/MISC/3/6/8: site plan

MATERIAL RELATED TO ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION'S EXHIBITION OF ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS, FEB-MAR 1981:

• GKC/MISC/3/6/9: banner advert sketch for Mackintosh drawings at AA exhibition, showing Charles Rennie Mackintosh in profile
• GKC/MISC/3/6/10: standard Mackintosh door, detail in plan and elevation: 1:25

Letterbook of outgoing correspondence, pages 1-359- includes letters re: Decorative Art Studios Teachers (357); letters to Professor Bourdon re: Architectural Studies Class (85) and the lecture scheme (324); letters about the progress of Highland Society Bursars (251); letters to the British Empire Shakespeare Society re: Recitals (24); letter to C Thorpe Davie re: invitation to a Vocal Recital (145); letter to Sir James Fleming re: Reception at the Art Club (44); letters to Honeyman, Keppie & Mackintosh re: the new lecture theatre (16) and updates on the progress of various parts of the School (79), etc; letter to Hutcheson's Boys Grammar School (254); letter to Sir John Stirling Maxwell about what was discussed at a meeting he could not attend (92); correspondence with Charles Rennie Mackintosh about details of the School of Architecture (55) etc; letters to Baron Van Overloep (53); letters to Dorothy C Smyth re: costumes for the School wardrobe (319).

Letterbook of outgoing correspondence, pages 360-718 - includes letters to Frances MacNair re: unable to undertake enamel and metalwork classes (367); W Heath Wilson re: a visit to the School (374); to Rodin requesting the reproduction of one of his statues (403); Hilaire Belloc re: lecturing at GSA (424); the Formal Opening Masque (448, 474-5, 477, 504, 621, 645, 653, 666 & 683); notes to Mr. Baltus about presenting a lecture (498); to Charles McLure & R. Currie Robertson re: scholarship travel in Spain (518, 577); the Opening Exhibition of past student's work (548); E. Lagorara, Italian Consul General for Italy re: explanation of 1902 Turin Exhibition (575); E.A. Hornel re: the loan of a painting (599); correspondence, re: the Diploma and design for the certificate (608-9, 629); to Mr Rennie re: the best way to lecture to Art Students (620); to Dr. Struthers, Scottish Education Department re: a visit by Newbery to Egypt, Greece and Constantinople (695). Letters re: the New Building: choice of School Chairs by Mackintosh & Newbery (382); fittings required by Pr. Baltus for the Composition Department (387); to Mackintosh requesting that the furnishing of rooms be hurried forward (397); Scott St. Railings -problems with children climbing on them (407); the furnishing of the Dark Room as (410); to Professor Britten re: the Professor's Private Studios (418); to architects re: easels (428); stone carving room (445); coloured stickers on furniture to keep them in their correct rooms (491); to A. Proudfoot re: furnishing the Common Room (514); to Mackintosh re: fittings for the Metalwork Rooms (528); to Mackintosh re: tree trunk in Metalwork rooms (572); to Mackintosh re: screens between Architecture and Ornament Rooms (673). Please note: DIR/5/5 is Vol 2 of DIR/5/4.

Folder containing 41 black and white photographs of various sizes taken by George Oliver. Some are annotated. Includes: washing lines at Templeton's Carpet Factory, interior of the City Chambers, interior of the Mackintosh Library showing book trolley in a Mackintosh style, Glasgow Cathedral and high rise flats.

Barnes' papers relating to projects and associations with the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) and Scottish Television Limited (STV) television broadcasters. Folders as follows: DIR/13/17/3/1: Papers and Correspondence relating to the BBC and STV, 1965-1968 (1 folder): Includes papers and correspondence about: a booklet to be produced by STV about Further Education in Scotland, including text by Barnes; design ideas from the School for the production of an 'STV Award' scheme; invitation for Barnes to appear on a BBC Programme, 'The Glasgow School of Painters'; a BBC programme about Charles Rennie Mackintosh; a BBC/Art School training scheme in Design; papers relating to and minutes of meetings with the BBC to discuss 'Glasgow School of Art's Proposals for Recruitment of Design Potential'; document: 'synopsis for eight 20 minute programmes on Design' by STV; correspondence about a programme on the Glasgow School of Art to be broadcast by the BBC; Barnes' involvement in a schools series 'Living with Design' programme by the BBC and papers about the process of making the programme; a training scheme for graduates interested in television design; draft paper: 'The Contribution Schools of Art Make to the Training of Personnel for the Scottish Film Industry; Art School notice about STV's Scottish Television Awards scheme; papers about a BBC Design Training Scheme. DIR/13/17/3/2: Papers and Correspondence relating to the BBC and STV, 1969-1972 (1 folder): Includes papers and correspondence about: a meeting between the Principals of Art Colleges and the BBC Design Group; people from the BBC coming to take photographs of the Art School; advice about suitable contestants for a BBC quiz programme 'The Generation Gap'; a Farewell Party at the Thomson Foundation Television College; filming in the Art School for a BBC 'Stanley Baxter' programme; filming around the Art School by STV for a programme on Glasgow; script for a programme 'University Notebook' about staff-student relationships at the Scottish Art Colleges. DIR/13/17/3/3: Papers and Correspondence relating to the BBC and STV, 1973-1981 (1 folder): Includes papers and correspondence about: Activities Week at the Art School; transmission details of BBC programmes; call out for participants for a BBC show 'Big Time Cartoonist'; a film about Scottish Crafts; filming an SRC dance; Offer of Engagement and fee information for appearances; a Charles Rennie Mackintosh Programme; an Adult literacy programme; the BBCs Further Education Officer; an agenda regarding the School's involvement in film-making; a 'Draft Proposal for Recruiting Suitable Art School Students for the Television Industry, BBC Scotland.'

D-H. Includes correspondence with: Harold Dickins, about the Wardenship of Hospitalfield; Frank Donald, Old Glamis Factory, Hutchison asking if he would deliver a lecture on textiles at the School; David A Donaldson about what he is submitting for the Royal Academy of Scotland; Mr Deverson, about Hutchison building a reference library of photographs; James Eggleton, Kelvingrove, about a Sculpture Exhibition at the School and about Hutchison judging a children's drawing competition; Messrs Francis & Mills, and Messrs Harding & Giles, about an opening for a head teacher of Commercial Art in the Art School and whether they have any candidates; Sir Wm Goodchild, Scottish Development Council, about the tuition of his daughter; Herr Gropius, about the development of the Art School; Kenneth McLean, Messrs Gray Dunn & Co Ltd, Hutchison recommending some students to him for a position; Aubrey Hammond, about a lecture he will deliver on Stage Decoration; Ronald Harrison about a survey Harrison plans to undertake of the work of Charles Rennie Mackintosh; Joseph Harker, Hutchison congratulating Harker on a Mural Decoration he produced for the Savage Club; E P Giles about specimens of Cavina Sanders' work.

Folder containing black and white contact sheets and negatives of photographs by George Oliver. Some are annotated. Includes: clocks in Kilmarnock, GSA's Mackintosh Building and Victoria street, Edinburgh.

I-Mc. Includes correspondence with: Professor E Taylor Jones, about the Syllabus of the Royal Philosophical Society of Glasgow; P H Jowitt, Royal College of Art, South Kensington, asking Hutchison for likely candidates for the post of Principal Teacher of Drawing & Painting; Hugh Jamieson, about the future prospects of students and whether they are likely to obtain positions in firms like Templetons; L Killik, Messrs Windsor & Newton Ltd, about student work for an exhibition; Miss Jessie Keppie, about family news and a cheque sent to the School by Mr Keppie; E S Lumsden, about the Exhibition of the Artist Print Makers; a testimonial for Thomas Brown Lindsay; Alice Talwin Morris about gifting books & work by her late husband to GSA, refers to the Newberys and to Charles Rennie Mackintosh; Sir John Stirling Maxwell about Keith Henderson, who wants to form a group of painters in the West Highlands; Mr Miller, about a gift to the Art School of an easel; Sir John Stirling Maxwell about the distributing of Diplomas; Mrs C Moffat, Hutchison giving advice for the course her daughter should take for a career as an Artist; Graham Murray, Hutchison has his application for the post of Principal Teacher of Drawing and Painting; Mrs J Haswell Miller, Hutchison extending his congratulations on her election as an Associate of the Royal Scottish Academy, especially as she is the first woman Associate; J F Moules, a written report on the progress of his son; James A M'Callum, Hutchison encloses a synopsis of his last talk at the Adam Smith Club- 'The Position and Influence of the Artist to-day'; Sir Charles MacLean, about a portrait of him that Hutchison painted; Miss Sadie Mclellan, about having an Exhibition of Danish Embroidery at the School.

Outgoing letters, S-T: Dorothy Carleton Smyth re: a visit to Berlin, the School Wardrobe, costumes, etc. (Mar-Jan); Michael Sadler, Leeds University re: lecture at GSA (Feb-Nov); Charles Scott, Canada re: GSA graduates working in Canada (May); Professor A.E. Taylor, St. Andrews University re: a lecture on philosophy at GSA (Mar-Apr).

There are 4 known surviving volumes: The Magazine 1893, The Magazine April 1894, The Magazine November 1894, The Magazine 1896.

The Magazine was a publication of original writings and designs by students from the Glasgow School of Art, Glasgow, Scotland, and their friends. Appearing in 4 volumes between November 1893 and Spring 1896, The Magazine contains text from contributors handwritten by Lucy Raeburn, editor, accompanied by original illustrations. These volumes are the only known copies of The Magazine. In addition to rare, early watercolours and designs by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the volumes contain early designs by Frances MacDonald and Margaret MacDonald, at a stage in their development which has been labelled 'Spook School', and two sets of photographs by James Craig Annan, when he was beginning to establish a reputation at home and abroad. Among other contributors were Janet Aitken, Katherine Cameron, Agnes Raeburn and Jessie Keppie, all of whom enjoyed lengthy careers in art and design.

The Magazine is similar to an album amicorum such as those which originated in the middle of the 16th century among German university students, who collected autographs of their friends and notable persons, sometimes adding coats of arms and illustrations. The Magazine resembled the album amicorum in that contributions were by a close group of students and their friends and is all the more interesting because the illustrations were produced by young people who had a common social background, were trained at the same school, and subjected to the same artistic influences. The contributors were closely linked, some by family, some by romantic attachments and had close social connections. Other contributors include C Kelpie, John M Wilson, Jane Keppie, and Ethel M Goodrich. Source: Jude Burkhauser, Glasgow Girls: women in art and design (Edinburgh : Canongate, 1990).

Folder containing black and white negatives and contact sheets of photographs taken by George Oliver. Most are annotated. Includes: Joan Eardley exhibitions, Mackintosh furniture and the work of Jessie M. King.

Harry Barnes' correspondence with, and papers relating to, The British Council. Folders as follows: DIR/13/17/4/1: Papers and Correspondence relating to The British Council, 1965-1968 (1 folder): Includes correspondence and papers about: overseas visitors with an interest in Art for example Mr Gleeson from Australia who was interested in stained glass; a Charles Rennie Mackintosh exhibition and its European Tour; visits by societies and organisations run by the British Council e.g. a visit from the 'New University Building Course', a visit from five Education Administrators from Tanzania, a visit from a Mr Dubow of the University of Cape Town; a conference organised by the 'Overseas Student Welfare Committee' on the topic of 'Welfare Facilities for the Overseas Student in Glasgow'; correspondence about the Paris Biennale. DIR/13/17/4/2: Papers and Correspondence relating to The British Council, 1969-1973 (1 folder): Includes correspondence and papers about: the Academic Links Register, a British Council project to connect Academics across the world; Rome Scholarships; visits from overseas academics and others e.g. Me de Teliga from the National Art School, Sidney; an interchange between Britain and France in Higher Education; the preparation of the 1974-1976 edition of the handbook 'Higher Education in the United Kingdom'; 'Academic Interchange with Europe Scheme 1974'; Scholarships abroad. DIR/13/17/4/3: Papers and Correspondence relating to The British Council, 1975-1979 (1 folder): Includes correspondence and papers about: support for the activities of the British Council; a visit to Glasgow by Sir John and Lady Llewellyn; a possible Mackintosh exhibition in Scandanavia; references for students; Arts Fellowships; report of the Committee for Commonwealth University Interchange; a National Equivalence Information Centre; the Academic Interchange with Europe Scheme; a survey of Academic Links.

Folders titled 'SANDAS Annual Requisitions', 1967-1970 Includes photocopies of a number of different Glasgow School of Art Papers, perhaps for a reporting exercise. It is not clear what the acronym 'SANDAS' stands for. Copied papers include: Scottish Central Art Institutions, Draft proposals for the Review of the Diploma Courses and the Introduction of Associateship Courses; papers about Associateship Courses; Minutes of Board of Studies Meeting, 12 Nov 1968, about Associateship Courses; papers regarding Honours Diploma Courses; papers regarding School inventories; memorandum on the selection of students for specialisation departments, papers about the Cargill Hostel at Culzean; papers about the General Course at the School; some proposals for the redevelopment of the Glasgow Civic Arts Exhibition; papers of a Liberal Studies conference at the School; papers about celebrating the centenary of the birth of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, 1968; papers about the Student Representative Council (SRC); itinerary of a visit to Holland; some thoughts on the possible reorganisation of the Glasgow School of Art; list of senior academic staff; review of staffing; papers about Diploma Assessments; papers about a 'Teach-In on Art Education'; paper on the Administrative Organisation of the Glasgow School of Art; papers on conditions of employment; paper about the roles of the Deputy Director and Registrar; papers of a Working Party on Art; papers on Art syllabus for specialist pupils; report on the School by E Clements; review of Safety Regulations memorandum; papers about Scottish Crafts; papers about the development of Hospitalfield House; paper about the tapestry for the new offices of the Scottish Arts Council; note about the Scottish Television Awards, etc. Folders as follows: DIR/13/2/6/1: 'SANDAS Annual Requisitions, 1967-1970, folder 1/2' (1 folder) DIR/13/2/6/2: 'SANDAS Annual Requisitions, 1967-1970, folder 2/2' (1 folder)

Mixed general correspondence of Harry J Barnes, from between 1967-1976. The first folder contains a chronological set of copies of 'out' letters from Barnes from 1964. The folder 'S' correspondence dating from 1967-1973 has historically been stored separately from the rest of the correspondence files. The last folder is correspondence dating from 1969-1976 and is arranged in reverse alphabetical order. Includes correspondence with: J Russell Thomson about honours courses; A B Martin about an Alastair Morton exhibition; the University of Stirling, about the design of their flag; the Scotland-USSR Friendship Society; correspondence about the St Mungo Prize; St Bride's School, calendar of events; Kirkudbright County Council, about a Summer School; the Scottish College of Textiles, about a meeting; the Scottish National Orchestra, about their Proms; the New Glasgow Society about matters such as the Charles Rennie Mackintosh Centenary Ball; correspondence about art residencies in the Iona Community; Hamilton College of Education, about an inter-college meeting; correspondence about Community Industry; the Glasgow College of Building; correspondence about the Gulbenkian Foundation; the Richard Demarco Gallery, about possible student exchanges; Glasgow Chamber of Commerce, about an exhibition; Callendar Park College of Education; the Institute of Careers Officers. Folders as follows: DIR/13/1/2/5/1: Harry Barnes letters 'out', 1964 DIR/13/1/2/5/2: Correspondence 'S', 1967-1973 DIR/13/1/2/5/3: Correspondence 'A-W', 1969-1976

Architects' certificates of payments to be made to contractors and receipts from contractors for payments made. Sorted into bundles for each contractor, alphabetically, and chronologically within: GOV/5/10/9/1: Lists of receipts or 'vouchers': (a) Handwritten list of extension scheme 'vouchers', 02 Dec 1929 (b) Typed list of School Extension Scheme vouchers, 03 Jun 1926-Jun 1929 (c) Typed list of School Extension Scheme, vouchers for accounts paid, 21 Mar 1930- 06 Jan 1931 (d) Supplementary list of vouchers for accounts paid, 21 Mar 1930- 06 Jan 1931 (e) Note of vouchers submitted Aug 1932 (f) List titled 'Equipment' with company and cost listed against each item (3 copies) GOV/5/10/9/2: A & P Steven Ltd, Makers of lifts, hydraulic presses & pumps, 1929-1930 (2 items) GOV/5/10/9/3: A S Wright & Company Ltd, Glazing Contractors, 1931-1932 (3 items) GOV/5/10/9/4: Bannatyne, Kirkwood, France & Co, Writers, 1929-1932 (4 items) GOV/5/10/9/5: Buchanan, William, Joiner and Builder, 1929-1932 (18 items) GOV/5/10/9/6: The Bulletin, Newspaper, 12 Mar 1927 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/7: Campbell, Dugald, Wholesale Confectioners, 01 Oct 1929 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/8: Charles Rattray & Co Ld, Wholesale Warehousemen, 1929-1930 (4 items) GOV/5/10/9/9: The Clydesdale Rubber Co, Manufacturers of waterproofs, 10 Oct 1929 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/10: Corporation of Glasgow, Gas Department, 1929-1930 (2 items) GOV/5/10/9/11: Corporation of Glasgow, Water Department, 1929-1930 (2 items) GOV/5/10/9/12: Croggon & Co Limited, Felt and Roofing manufacturers, 25 Sep 1929 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/13: Daily Record, Newspaper, 28 Feb 1927 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/14: Dallas & Forrest, Joiners, 1929-1930 (5 items) GOV/5/10/9/15: Dallas's Limited, General Warehousemen, Mar 1930- Oct 1930 (2 items) GOV/5/10/9/16: Dykes Bros, Jewellers, 05 Nov 1929 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/17: The Evening Citizen, Newspaper, 12 Mar 1927 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/18: The Evening Times, Newspaper, 14 Mar 1927 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/19: Fraser & Borthwick Ltd, Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, Jan 1930- Mar 1930 (3 items) GOV/5/10/9/20: George G Kirk Ltd, Glass Merchants & Glaziers, 27 Sep 1929 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/21: Gibson, Hugh N, Joiner and Shopfitter, 06 Nov 1929 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/22: Goodlet, James, Plumber, 1929-1932 (6 items) GOV/5/10/9/23: Glasgow Evening News, Newspaper, 09 Mar 1927 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/24: The Glasgow Herald, Newspaper, Feb 1927- Oct 1927 (3 items) GOV/5/10/9/25: H C Slingsby, Truck Builder, 11 Feb 1930 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/26: H L Anderson & Co, Painters & Decorators, 1929-1930 (2 items) GOV/5/10/9/27: H Lamberton & Co, Furnishers and Decorators, 1929-1930 (3 items) GOV/5/10/9/28: J & R Smith, Slaters and Plasterers, 1931-1932 (3 items) GOV/5/10/9/29: James Boyd & Sons Ltd, Heating Engineers, 1929-1930 (7 items) GOV/5/10/9/30: James Hedderwick & Sons Ltd, Law and General Printers, 1926-1927 (2 items) GOV/5/10/9/31: John Keppie & Henderson, Architects, 1927-1931 (3 items) GOV/5/10/9/32: John Ritchie & Co, Proprietors of The Scotsman, 24 Feb 1927 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/33: Lawson & Co (Govan) Ltd, Building Contractors, 1929-1930 (8 items) GOV/5/10/9/34: M Stewart & Co, Builders & Contractors, 1928-1930 (8 items) GOV/5/10/9/35: M'Callum, Daniel, Mason and Builder, 17 Apr 1931 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/36: Maclean & Co, Manufacturers of pavement lights, metal casements, sashes etc., 1929-1931 (2 items) GOV/5/10/9/37: Middleton, George, Painter, 14 Apr 1931 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/38: The Modern Office Equipment Co Limited, 12 Sep 1929 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/39: Montgomery, John, Clerk Of Works, 1927-1929 (29 items) GOV/5/10/9/40: Nichol & Halliday, Auctioneers, 13 Nov 1929 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/41: Osborne & Hunter, Electrical Contractors and Engineers, 18 Jan 1930 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/42: P & W MacLellan Limited, Engineers and Ironworks, 1928- 1929 (3 items) GOV/5/10/9/43: Rattray Brothers, Alexander & France, Chartered Accountants, 16 Oct 1930 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/44: Robert Scott & Son, Surveyors, 1927-1931 (4 items) GOV/5/10/9/45: Royal Polytechnic Limited, (John Anderson's), 1929 (2 items) GOV/5/10/9/46: Samuel Craig & Co Ltd, Painters and Decorators, Jan 1932 (1 bundle) GOV/5/10/9/47: Scottish Country Life Ltd, Magazine, 01 Mar 1927 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/48: T J Miller & Sons, Blacksmiths, Oct 1930 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/49: Tait, Walter, Joiner, Dec 1930 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/50: W A Dunn & Co, Stockbrokers, 30 Jul 1928 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/51: Wemyss & Livingstone, Plasterers, 1929-1930 (3 items) GOV/5/10/9/52: William Gentles & Co, Framers, 02 Nov 1929 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/53: William Kemp & Co Ltd, Fireplace Specialists, May 1930 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/54: William Miller (Glasgow) Ltd, Fire Engineers, 1929-1932 (2 items) GOV/5/10/9/55: Wm Roberton & Son, Opticians, 28 Jan 1930 (1 item) GOV/5/10/9/56: Wright, John, Electrical Engineer, 1930-1932 (3 items)

Minutes of the Building Committee for meetings: 11 Mar 1926; 29 Mar 1926; 21 Apr 1926; 13 Sep 1926; 29 Nov 1926; 20 Jan 1927; 08 Feb 1927; 05 Aug 1927; 12 Sep 1927; 27 Jan 1928; 15 Mar 1928; 19 Jun 1928; 22 Oct 1928; 20 Nov 1928; 06 Dec 1928; 23 Jan 1929; 10 May 1929; 02 Jul 1929; 26 Nov 1929; 18 Feb 1930. Also Includes a list of committee members, some correspondence concerning the minutes and 2 additional copies of minutes of the meeting 11 Mar 1926, one annotated with suggestions from Laurence MacBrayne.

Papers relating to subscriptions, funds and donations to the School Extension Building Fund. GOV/5/10/4/1: Papers used in planning the Extension Building Fund (a) Bundle of papers about the moneys raised for the Mackintosh Building in 1894 and 1907 (4 items) (b) Glasgow School of Art Building Fund Appeal booklet produced to raise funds for the completion of the Mackintosh Building, c1907 (5 copies) (c) Programme for the official opening of the Glasgow School of Art Mackintosh Building, 1909 (d) Bundle labelled 'Lists of Names' including lists of subscribers to other charitable funds such as the Carnegie Trust, Paisley Art Institute, the Memorial to David Livingstone, Glasgow Dental Hospital, and The Scottish National Commercial College. Also includes draft letters to the Carnegie Trust from Glasgow School of Art requesting them to renew their grant for equipment of the School, 1920-1926 (11 items) GOV/5/10/4/2: Copy letters, papers and correspondence with the Scottish Education Department regarding funds and Capital Grants for the extension, 1926-1932 (48 items) GOV/5/10/4/3: Appeals for donations to the Extension Building Fund (a) Printed pamphlet: 'The Glasgow School of Art Appeal for £35,000 for School Extension', providing information about the School Extension scheme. Includes a description of the planned extension by architects Messrs John Keppie & Henderson. (b) Bundle of papers labelled 'Donations, Letters sent out'. Copy and draft letters sent out to individuals such as Sir John R. Findlay, James Robb, The Duchess of Atholl, Messrs James Templeton & Co, Robert Rule, Sir Robert Wilson, Sir John Stirling Maxwell, and Sir John J Burnet to request donations to the Extension Fund. File also includes some copies of acknowledgements and thanks for donations, 1926-1927 (37 items) GOV/5/10/4/4: Letters, and copy letters, offering subscriptions to the Glasgow School of Art Extension Fund and notes of individual donations received, 1926-1931 (200 items) GOV/5/10/4/5: Bundle of letters labelled 'Refusals to Subscribe', 1926-1928 (18 items) GOV/5/10/4/6: Bundle of draft and copy letters to subscribers acknowleding and thanking them for their donations. Includes a blank template acknowledgement letter (10 copies), 1926-1927 (25 items) GOV/5/10/4/7: Lists of Donations and Donors (a) Small booklet labelled 'List of Probable Subscribers 1926' including names and addresses of potential donors, 1926 (b) Small booklet labelled 'Building Fund 1926-1927 Donations' including Building Fund list of donations alphabetically arranged, 1926-1927 (c) Bundle of papers labelled 'Building Fund Cash Statements', including various lists of donations and donors to the Extension Fund, 1926-1927 (17 items) (d) Loose pages of Annual Report, pp19-22. Includes 'Appendix VI, The Glasgow School of Art Donations to Extension Fund, to 31 Aug 1929' (e) Printed page pasted onto paper 'Appendix VI, The Glasgow School of Art Donations to Extension Fund, to 31 Aug 1929' (f) Copy of Glasgow School of Art Annual Report 1928-1929 with annotations on pages 20-21, the list of donations to the Extension Fund. (g) Typed sheet: 'Appendix VI, Donations to Extension Fund to Aug 1931'

Outgoing letters, sundries: Letters re: Artist Teachers' Exhibition Society (Mar); corresp, re: visits to High Schools on behalf of the Scottish Education Department; review of lecture given by J. Pennell on Lithography; note on Newbery being asked to contribute to the Golden Book for Hofrat Alexander Koch, with request to send sketch of GSA from C. R. Mackintosh (Nov); Draft for arrangement of class for Ecclesiastical Needlework; instructions to staff re: Out of Door work (Apr); notes for tests for Design Students by Anning Bell.

Outgoing letters, Mc-R: C. R. Mackintosh, London re: architectural work on the new Renfrew St. property, refers to "the beautiful house you gave us", the loan of two paintings for a lecture by E.A. Walton - one a landscape & one of flowers, their possible sale, with comments by Newbery (Oct-Dec); Cayley Robinson re: arrangements for teaching at GSA (Sep-Dec).

Typed draft copies and email correspondence of around 22 articles of 800-3000 word length, by Clare Henry for The Scotsman, The Herald and The Financial Times, January-December 2007. During this period Henry worked between the UK and the USA with the majority of articles featuring exhibitions and events in New York and the USA. Articles also written for Art Newspaper. Other paper work includes handwritten notes and email correspondence.

• 1 Jan (Scotsman) 42nd St Façade, Anne Militello
• 9 Jan (Scotsman) Sol LeWitt, Whitney Museum, New York
• 10 Mar (Financial Times) Vincent Van Gogh, Petit Boulevard, St Louis Museum, Staedel, Frankfurt, William T Kemper Foundation
• 17 Apr (Financial Times) Paul Mellon, Yale Centre for British Art, New Haven
• 6 Jun (Financial Times)Peter Paul Rubens, Hermitage Museum, Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto
• 12 Jun (Herald Magazine) Frank Lloyd Wright and Charles Rennie Mackintosh
• 7 Jul (Herald Magazine) Frank Gehry, Jul (Exhibition Catalogue) Ian Scott, Jul (Art Newspaper) The Nordiska Akvarellmuseet, Sweden
• 27 Jul (Financial Times) Beyond the Easel; Bonnard, Vuillard, Denis, Roussel, The Metropolitan Museum, New York
• 4 Sep (Herald) William McTaggart, Gleneagles Auction
• 3 Sep (Sculpture Magazine) Fernando Botero, Marlborough, New York
• 10 Sep (Art Newspaper) Bulgarian Sculpture, Ilindentci Art Centre
• 11 Sep (Art Newspaper) New York Festivals, Rockefeller Centre, Howard Scott Gallery, Corning Glass Gallery, Kitchen, New Museum, Gales Gates, New York
• 26 Sep (Financial Times) Caspar David Friedrich, Metropolitan Museum, New York
• 22 Oct (Financial Times) Alberto Giacometti, MoMA, New York Oct Armani Sidebar, Nov (Art Newspaper) Asia Society, New York
• 3 Nov (Financial Times) Brazil Body and Soul, Guggenheim, New York
• 28 Nov (Financial Times) Museum of Work Religions, Taipei
• 12 Dec (Financial Times) Impressionist Still Life, Philips Collection, Washington
• 19 Dec (Financial Times) Norman Rockwell, Guggenheim, New York

[i]Articles written in this year which are not present in the archive

• 31 Jan (Financial Times) Polish Art 1945-2000, Chicago
• May (Sculpture Magazine) George Ricky, Maxwell Davidson Gallery, New York
• May Lynn Macritchie, Mark Walling
• Jun Bill Packer, Venice Biennale, Malcolm Morley[/i]

Papers regarding the lease and purchase of properties by the Glasgow School of Art for the School Extension Scheme. GOV/5/10/3/1: Report by Messrs John Steuart & Gillies on the Properties Nos 166, 168, 170 and 172 Renfrew Street, Glasgow, 1915 GOV/5/10/3/2: Report on properties 166, 168, 170 and 172 Renfrew Street, Glasgow, by Thomas Binnie, 29 Dec 1915 GOV/5/10/3/3: Note of value of 164 Renfrew Street from Thomas Binnie & Hendry and cover letter, 05 & 07 Sep 1921 GOV/5/10/3/4: Papers relating to the value and purchase of 164 Renfrew Street, 1921 (a) Recommendation from the Chairman's Committee that an offer be made on 164 Renfrew Street, 1921 (b) Handwritten notes as to the value of 164 Renfrew Street, 1921 (c) Copy Offer from Glasgow School of Art for 164 Renfrew Street, 21 Oct 1921 (d) Copy Acceptance of Glasgow School of Art's offer for 164 Renfrew Street, 24 Oct 1921 GOV/5/10/3/5: Papers relating to 162 Renfrew Street (a) Letter from Miss E. Watson intimating that she would now be willing to sell 162 Renfrew Street, 16 Oct 1923 (b) Note about the value of 162 Renfrew Street, c1923 GOV/5/10/3/6: Papers relating to 160 Renfrew Street (a) Copy letter to Monsignor Ritchie asking if the Trustees of the Archdioscese of Glasgow would be willing to sell 160 Renfrew Street, 1924 (b) Reply (and 2 copies) from John Ritchie intimating that the Diocesan Trustees are not inclined to sell 160 Renfrew Street, 30 Apr 1924 GOV/5/10/3/7: Petition of the Waldorf Palais de Danse to carry out work on their buildings and cover letter from John Keppie & Henderson advising that no action needs to be taken by Glasgow School of Art, 03 May 1926 GOV/5/10/3/8: Papers relating to the Decorative Trades Institute Building, 1926 (a) Letter from the Education Authority of Glasgow acknolwedging receipt of Glasgow School of Art's request to lease the building, 18 Jun 1926 (b) Letter from the Education Authority of Glasgow confirming that the letting of the Decorative Trades Institute to the Glasgow School of Art will be postponed, 18 Oct 1926 GOV/5/10/3/9: Papers relating to the loan of Scott Street property to Glasgow School of Art (a) Note of charges to Glasgow School of Art against the Scott Street Property and cover letter, 12 Oct 1926 (b) Reply from Glasgow School of Art to the above intimating surprise at the level of charges, 14 Oct 1926 GOV/5/10/3/10: Letter from A. Miller Bannatyne to the Glasgow School of Art advising the School that they do not have the power to acquire property compulsorily, 23 Feb 1927 GOV/5/10/3/11: Petition of Associated British Cinemas Ltd to carry out work on their buildings and cover letter from John Keppie & Henderson advising that no action needs to be taken by Glasgow School of Art, 23 Feb 1929 GOV/5/10/3/12: Letter from Bannatyne, Kirkwood , France & Co to the Glasgow School of Art acknowledging payment for 170 Renfrew Street Ground Annual, 15 May 1929 GOV/5/10/3/13: Letter from Bannatyne, Kirkwood, France & Co to the Glasgow School of Art certifying the particulars of properties purchased by the School, 166-172 Renfrew Street and 164 Renfrew Street, 06 Jun 1929 GOV/5/10/3/14: Copy of Offer by the Glasgow School of Art for 162 Renfrew Street, Copy of Acceptance of the offer and cover letter from Bannatyne, Kirkwood, France & Co explaining the documents, 26 Oct 1929 GOV/5/10/3/15: Letter from the Corporation of Glasgow, Office of Public Works, to Glasgow School of Art concerning the condition of the lane between Scott Street and Dalhousie Street, 20 Jun 1930 GOV/5/10/3/16: Letter from Bannatyne, Kirkwood , France & Co to the Glasgow School of Art acknowledging payment for 158 Renfrew Street and 15 Dalhousie Street (Glasgow Dental Hospital), 20 Nov 1931

School Extension financial records such as cash books, statements of interest, stocks and shares, and Building Extension Fund balance statements. GOV/5/10/2/1: Extension Building Fund Cash Book, Oct 1926-Sep 1934 GOV/5/10/2/2: Extension Building Fund Ledger [with enclosures at the back], Oct 1926-Sep 1934 GOV/5/10/2/3: Extension Workbooks, 1929-1931: (a) Measurement of the Slater & Roughcasting Works of Extensions, 28 Nov 1929 (b) Measurement of the Steel Work of Extensions, 10 Dec 1929 (c) Measurement of the Glazier Work of Extensions, 12 Mar 1930 (d) Measurement of the Plaster Work of Extensions, 01 Oct 1930 (e) Measurement of the Heating Work of Alterations and Additions, 02 Oct 1930 (f) Measurement of the Painter Work of Extensions, 06 Oct 1930 (g) Measurement of Electric Lighting of Extensions, 06 Oct 1930 (h) Measurement of the Plumber Work of Extensions, 28 Nov 1930 (i) Measurement of the Carpenter & Joiner Works of Extensions, 11 Feb 1931 (j) Measurement of the Excavator, Mason, Brick & Concrete Works of Extensions, 22 Apr 1931 GOV/5/10/2/4: Glasgow School of Art Extension Fund Bank of Scotland Account Books, 1926-1949 (a) Account Book, 1926-1932 (b) Account Book, 1933-1949 GOV/5/10/2/5: Extension Fund Statements of Interest on Account from the Bank of Scotland, 13 Nov 1926- 28 Feb 1931 (20 items) GOV/5/10/2/6: Bank of Scotland Cheques from Glasgow School of Art for the payment of contractors, 1928-1929 (12 items) GOV/5/10/2/7: Correspondence and papers regarding the sale of War Stock and interest accrued on War Loans by W. A. Dunn & Co, members of the stock exchange, on behalf of the School of Art, 1926-1930 (1 folder) GOV/5/10/2/8: Building Fund Statements and Balances, 1927-1931. Also includes a balance for the War Memorial Fund 1919-1931. (1 folder) GOV/5/10/2/9: The Glasgow School of Art List of Securities, 09 Feb 1927 GOV/5/10/2/10: Minutes of the Halfyearly Meeting of Governors, 28 Apr 1931, including a Building Fund financial report, p3.

Contracts agreements, and acceptances for School Extension works. GOV/5/10/6/1: Extract from Minutes of Building Committee 22 Jan 1907, the appointment of Messrs Honeyman, Keppie and Mackintosh as Architects of the Extension of the School building (3 copies) GOV/5/10/6/2: Bundle of copy letters and extracts of minutes relating to the acceptance of estimates of the Architects with the clause that the Architects cannot make any alterations to plans without the approval of the Building Committee, 1927 (5 items) GOV/5/10/6/3: Copy template letter from John Keppie & Henderson for the accepting of an offer of 01 Jun 1927. Blanks are left for the sums of money to be filled in. Recipient unknown GOV/5/10/6/4: Bundle of papers labelled 'Contracts Work' including extracts of minutes of the Building Committee where offers and estimates are accepted. Includes a letter from John Keppie & Henderson notifying Glasgow School of Art of acceptences made, 03 Sep 1927 . Also includes a typed document of extension suggestions for e.g. Modelling Studios and the Chair Store. 1927-1928 (7 items) GOV/5/10/6/5: Glasgow School of Art Extension Scheme Statement as to Tenders accepted and work authorised as at 19 Jun 1928 GOV/5/10/6/6: Letter from John Keppie & Henderson to Glasgow School of Art informing the School that they have accepted the estimate of Messrs M. Stewart & Co for the rebuilding of the corner of the front wall, 20 Jun 1928 GOV/5/10/6/7: Copy extract of Minutes of the Building Committee sanctioning alterations to the plans, with cover letter to Keppie & Henderson, 24 Oct 1928 GOV/5/10/6/8: Typed list of Glasgow School of Art Extension, Tenders accepted and costs, 06 Dec 1928 GOV/5/10/6/9: Letter from John Keppie & Henderson to Glasgow School of Art informing the School that they have accpeted the estimate of Messrs Lawson for fittings, 29 May 1929

Papers and correspondence relating to the official opening of the first portion of the Glasgow School of Art Extension on 18 Dec 1929. GOV/5/10/10/1: Platform Ticket for the Opening of the School Extension by Sir George MacDonald on 18 Dec 1929 GOV/5/10/10/2: Menu and Toast List for the Luncheon preceding the opening ceremony, 18 Dec 1929 (3 copies) GOV/5/10/10/3: Photograph of a group of eight people standing at a table set for tea, perhaps at the luncheon preceding the opening of the School extension, 18 Dec 1929 GOV/5/10/10/4: Bundle of papers labelled 'Public Meeting, Extension Opening, 18 Dec 1929'. Papers regarding the organisation of the opening and luncheon. Includes: Seating/table plans for the luncheon; lists of those to be invited to the luncehon and those who are to be on the platform; copies of the speech of the Chairman of the Board of Governors for the opening ceremony (3 copies);  draft programme of the event; and ticket for the opening event. GOV/5/10/10/5: Copy statement about the School Extension following the opening of the first portion on 18 Dec 1929 and the possibility of further extension, c1929

Correspondence with contractors about extension works. GOV/5/10/7/1: Correspondence and copy letters between Glasgow School of Art and John Keppie & Henderson, Architects of the extension, about matters such fees, alterations to plans, and the collapse of a wall on Renfrew Street and the necessary repairs, 1926-1930 (29 items) GOV/5/10/7/2: Letter from the Office of Public Works, City Chambers, Glasgow to the School about opening a carriageway at 164 Renfrew Street, 09 Nov 1927 (1 item) GOV/5/10/7/3: Copy letters and correspondence between Robert Scott & Son, Surveyors, and the Glasgow School of Art about matters such as fees, 1930 (5 items)

Outgoing letters, N-S: David Ogg re: lectures at GSA (Jun, Sep); Joseph Pennell re: lecture at GSA (Nov, Dec); A.N. Paterson re: furniture design (May); Michael S. Sadler, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Leeds re: a lecture at GSA, with reference to Post-Impressionism (Jan); Dorothy Carleton Smyth, Gaiety Theatre, Manchester re: the loan of costumes (Nov); Lord Provost, Glasgow re: the decoration of Civic Buildings [handwritten draft] (Nov); Rev John Smith re: reference for C.R. Mackintosh as architect for proposed School in Calder St. (May).

Harry Barnes' correspondence and papers relating to the University of Glasgow and the Glasgow School of Art's relationship with the institution. NB: A small amount of the correspondence in folder DIR/13/16/4/5 is from Anthony Jones, Director of the Art School after Barnes. Jones appears to have carried on some of this correspondence on behalf of Barnes, as his successor. Folders as follows: DIR/13/16/4/1: Correspondence with the University of Glasgow, 1964-1967 (1 folder): Includes correspondence about topics such as: the painting of Murals for Glasgow University Union's 'Daft Friday' Ball; a Working Party on Architecture; invitation to a lecture to be delivered by Dr Honeyman at the University; the Fine Art Society of the University of Glasgow; an Anatomy Course at the University; Colour Vision tests by the Department of Psychology of the University; a 'Psychological study of the Creative Person' research by the Department of Psychology; Commemoration Day at the University of Glasgow; nameplates for buildings around the University Campus; valuation of Mackintosh items in the collection of Mrs E E Gibb; prospectus entries for shared courses; Graduate Courses in Town and Regional Planning; additional staff; Programmed Teaching projects; a Lectureship in the History of Art; a visit to the School of Art by the University of Glasgow Ladies' Club; Evening Classes at the Glasgow School of Art; the School of Architecture. Also includes: a programme of study for University of Glasgow Fine Art Class, 1965-1966; newspaper clipping from the Glasgow Herald with an article about Robert Grieve; notices for public lectures at the University of Glasgow; papers of an Exhibition of Illustrations to the Inferno at the University of Glasgow to celebrate the birth of Dante; a copy of the University of Glasgow Calendar, 1964; papers about a memorial for Sir Hector Hetherington; information about the BSc in Architecture at the University; information about the University of Glasgow's degrees in Education; papers about the University of Glasgow Department of Extra-Mural Education, Residential Summer School, 1965. DIR/13/16/4/2: Correspondence with the University of Glasgow, 1968-1974 (1 folder): Includes: University of Glasgow Course Document for Management Course: 'Network Planning- Project Planning and Control by Networks'; correspondence about a Summer School: 'Art and Psychopathology' at the Nuffied Centre, Ruchill Hospital; correspondence about the retirement of L R Pickford; correspondence about the appointment of Senate Assessors on University Court; copies of an article 'The Psychology of Ugliness' R W Pickford; correspondence about Tintoretto slides; copy of an article ' "Let the Arts Flourish", a Statement on the Plight of the Arts in Glasgow.'; correspondence about University Lettering; time-table of examinations from the University, Faculties of Arts, Divinity, Law and Science 1973-1974. DIR/13/16/4/3: Papers relating to the Senate of the University of Glasgow, 1973 (1 folder): Includes: Document- 'Proposed First Degree in Planning'- recommendation from the Committee approved by the Senate for the institution of the course; Reports to the Senate of the Joint Board for the Degree of B Arch. DIR/13/16/4/4: Papers and Minutes of meetings of the Senate of the University of Glasgow, 1978 (5 folders): Papers include Agendas, Minutes, Departmental Reports, and Course Documents. (a) Meetings Papers for 11 May 1978, including minutes of 16 Mar 1978 meeting (1 folder) (b) Meetings Papers for 07 Jul 1978, including minutes of 19 Jun 1978 meeting (1 folder) (c) Meetings Papers for 12 Oct 1978, including minutes of 08 Jun 1978 meeting (1 folder) (d) Meetings Papers for 02 Nov 1978, including minutes of 12 Oct 1978 meeting (1 folder) (e) Meetings Papers for Dec 1978, including minutes of 02 Nov 1978 meeting (1 folder) DIR/13/16/4/5: Correspondence with the University of Glasgow, 1973-1981 (1 folder): Includes correspondence about: Architecture and Town Planning; correspondence and papers about a Japanese Festival; correspondence informing Barnes that he has been elected to receive an Honorary Degree from the University of Glasgow; information about graduation ceremonies at the University of Glasgow and Commemoration Day; correspondence about the University of Glasgow obtaining the Mackintosh writing cabinet; papers about the role of women at the University; papers about a presentation to Professor W Walker Chambers; correspondence about Charles Rennie Mackintosh commemorations; various correspondence about Mackintosh events and projects; correspondence about the University Chair of Fine Art; correspondence about University committee meetings; document: 'University of Glasgow Report of the Appointments Committee 1976-1977'; correspondence about the Cargill Memorial Lecture; papers about the Directorship of the Hunterian Museum; correspondence about student accommodation in Glasgow.

Outgoing letters, A-B: Reference for Professor Paul Artot, detailing his work at GSA (Jul); to W.B. Yeats re: requesting a lecture at GSA (Mar); Professor Baltus re: arrangements for lectures, his staying in Belgium because of the War (May-Aug); Professor Paul Bartlett re: report on the visit of Sir George Frampton to GSA, working at GSA with ref. to work of Alexander Proudfoot (Jan-May); Anning Bell re: an exhibition of Decorative Art in France, includes refs. to staff at GSA and Mr & Mrs Mackintosh, work in the Design Section at GSA with personal reflections on staff including Greiffenhagen (Feb-May).

Outgoing letters, Mc-P: Ann Macbeth re: her decision to leave GSA, the "irritant character" between GSA and the Technical College (Mar-Jul); C. R. Mackintosh re: drawings & estimates for window & door from Dalhousie St. into the Animal Room (Feb); D. MacLeod, Glasgow Provincial Committee re: Summer Vacation Courses Art: 55 (Mar); A. McGlashan re: travelling student scholarship (Jan-Mar); Ruby Pickering re: loans of casts, etc. for school in Johannesburg (Mar); George Pirie re: arrangement & payment for visits to Animal Class (May).

Plans for the School Extension. GOV/5/10/11/1: Plan for Glasgow School of Art Renfrew Street Reinforcement of Butts, Front Wall, West Block, by Robert Scott & Son, with explanatory note, Mar 1928

Papers regarding fire precaution measures at the Glasgow School of Art. Includes: instructions for how to use heated thrones safely; notices about fire drills to be carried out in the School; suggestions by the Master of Works for precautions to be taken in the event of fire, Feb 1928; Circular from the Library Bureau about the importance of record protection in the event of a fire, 02 Feb 1928; correspondence with Osborne & Hunter, Electrical Contractors, about their examination of the electric lighting and reports on fire precaution installations such as fire alarms, Feb-Mar 1928; and a circular from William Miller (Glasgow) Ltd. with brochure advertising fire 'extincteurs', Mar 1928. (20 items)

Articles written for The Glasgow Herald unless otherwise stated.

Hand written and typed draft copies of around 225 articles of 500-1500 word length, by Clare Henry for The Glasgow Herald, January-December 1996 with Monday weekly articles and a weekend feature art guide feature, including a short ‘Studio’ feature and regular book reviews. Articles also written for Art Extra covering visual art exhibitions in Glasgow, Edinburgh, and Kirkcudbright, Aberdeen, Stirling, Aberfoyle, Castlemilk, Dumfries, Dunfermline and Aberfoyle. Exhibitions in London, Venice, Geneva and New York also feature.

A number of the Scottish reviews are for exhibitions at former galleries: Compass Gallery, Gatehouse Gallery Glasgow. The reviews also cover private galleries: Edinburgh Printmakers Workshop, Fruitmarket Edinburgh, Talbot Rice, Billcliffe Fine Art, Nancy Smillie Gallery and Streetlevel Glasgow, as well as publicly funded galleries: Mclellan Galleries, Tramway, Kelvingrove (also known as Glasgow Art Gallery), Burrell Collection Glasgow, National Gallery of Modern Art Edinburgh, Royal Scottish Academy, and artist led galleries Collective Edinburgh and Transmission.

During this period Henry gives more context and opinion on, for example: the new Gallery of Modern Art Glasgow, Ian Cook new Glasgow Royal Concert Hall murals, Borrowed Light Public Art Project, row over Mackintosh show at McLellan Galleries, the opening of the new House for an Art Lover, Douglas Gordon wins Turner Prize, Copenhagen 1996 City of Culture and Charles Rennie Mackintosh in New York. The exhibitions covered are solo shows: Dalziel & Scullion, Ross Sinclair, Alberto Giacometti, George Wyllie, Callum Innes, Willie Rodger, Martin Parr, Annette Heyer, Jimmy Boyle, Victoria Morton and Andy Goldsworthy.

Group shows include British Art Show and Film Culture at Tramway. Edinburgh Festival is covered in detail as well as Glasgow Art Fair, Glasgow International festival of design and Manifesto International Festival of Design. Profiles on Earl Haig, Bridget Riley, Don and Eleanor Taffner. Also includes obituaries for Helen Chadwick and David Donaldson.

Also included are catalogue essays for Highland Printmakers Inverness, Transmission Gallery Glasgow, and other paperwork includes notes on pictures used and correspondence to Jackie McGlone at Arts Extra, Keith Bruce and Bob Jeffery at The Herald, with Caledonian Newspapers, Sandy Moffat and Sam Ainsley at The Glasgow School of Art plus invitations to press openings in Venice.

• 6 Jan Book Review, Richard Demarco A life in Pictures
• 8 Jan Looking back on 1995
• 9 Jan Dalziel & Scullion, CCA Glasgow
• 13 Jan (studio series) Tim Hobrough
• 13 Jan Book Review, Beryl Cook
• 13 Jan Janey Buchan and gallery shopping
• 13 Jan John McNeece ship design
• 13 Jan (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Inuit Art, Peacock Printmakers Aberdeen, Artists in Isolation, Gracefield Dumfries, Calanais, Talbot Rice Gallery Edinburgh
• 15 Jan Gallery of Modern Art Glasgow, Joan Scott
• 20 Jan Robert Burns Portraits, Compass Gallery Glasgow, Gracefield Dumfries, MacLauran Gallery Ayr
• 13 Jan (for Galleries Magazine) Edward Summerton, Raw Gallery
• 20 Jan (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Silk Satin Muslin Rags, Aberdeen Art Gallery, Turner, National Gallery Edinburgh, Freedom, Kelvingrove Glasgow
• 21 Jan Art Fairs, Glasgow Art Fair, Art96
• 27 Jan (studio series) Peter Chang
• 27 Jan Book Review, Fakes by Alice Beckett
• 30 Jan South Bay Company Glasgow
• 3 Feb (studio series) Elspeth Lamb
• 3 Feb (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Alan Robb, Seagate Gallery Dundee, Gillespie Kidd & Coia, The Glasgow School of Art
• 3 Feb Glasgow International Festival of Design
• 4 Feb (studio series) Polly Hope
• 5 Feb Ian Cook, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall murals
• 7 Feb (for Arts Extra) Willie Rodger
• 10 Feb (Herald Weekender Art Guide) James Cumming Memorial, McMannus Gallery Dundee, Julia Jeffery, Practice Gallery Glasgow, the Glasgow Show, Art Exposure Glasgow
• 12 Feb Sugar Hiccup, Tramway Glasgow
• 17 Feb (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Frances Walker, Peacock Printmakers Aberdeen, Winter Fruits, Green Gallery Aberfoyle, Have a Heart, Traverse Theatre Edinburgh
• 17 Feb Book Review, John Smibert by Richard H. Saunders
• 19 Feb Glasgow Print Studios, Scottish Print Open
• 24 Feb (studio series) Alan Kitching
• 20 Feb (for Galleries Magazine) Glasgow Dream City
• Feb (for catalogue) Highland Printmakers, Inverness
• 26 Feb British Art Show, Botanics Edinburgh
• 29 Feb (for Arts Extra) Lottery Funding
• Mar (for Arts Extra) Peter Howson profile
• 2 Mar (Herald Weekender Art Guide) British Art Show, Botanics Edinburgh, Joy & Benn, The Glasgow School of Art, New Graduates, Art Exposure Gallery Glasgow
• 4 Mar Gallery Week Scotland, Glasgow Boys & Girls, Ewan Mundy Fine Art Glasgow
• 9 Mar (Herald Weekender Art Guide) William Kilpatrick, Maclaurian Art Gallery Ayr, RSA Student Show Edinburgh, Colin Brown, The Meffin Forfar
• 11 Mar Visual Arts UK Fesitval, Newcastle
• 11 Mar Book review, Cezanne in Provence by Evmarie Schmitt
• Mar (for catalogue) Ruth Beardsworth, Grays School of Art Research Unit
• 16 Mar (Herald Weekender Art Guide) John Bellany, Peacock Printmakers Aberdeen, Lil Neilson, Seagate Gallery Dundee, Kumar Garg, Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh
• 18 Mar Borrowed Light, Public Art Project, Stephen Skrynka, Peter McCaughey
• 21 Mar Helen Chadwick Obituary
• 23 Mar (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Lucy Byatt, Aberdeen Art Gallery, Pope & Guthrie, Cyberia Cafe Edinburgh, Ross Sinclair, CCA Glasgow
• 29 Mar Book review, Gallery of Modern Art Glasgow by Julian Spalding.
• 30 Mar (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Davy Brown, Ottersburn Gallery Dumfries, Andrew Squire, Gallery 41 Edinburgh, Gallery of Modern Art Glasgow Opening
• 1 Apr The Greeks, Venice Palazzo Grassi, Flash Art Museum Trevi Spoleto
• 6 Apr Gardens
• 8 Apr Sculpture at Goodwood
• 15 Apr Glasgow Art Fair
• 16 Apr Galloway's Beaten Path George Square Banners Glasgow
• 26 Apr Gallery of Modern Art Glasgow, Lord Provost's Prize
• 20 Apr Appleby & MacFarlane, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, Petretti & Awlson, Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh
• 22 Apr Book review, Studios of Frances and Margaret Macdonald by Janice Helland
• 24 Apr (for Arts Extra) Peter Howson
• 27 Apr Row over Mackintosh show at McLellan Galleries
• 27 Apr Morgan Hall, James Dun House Aberdeen, Kinross Scholars, Italian Institute Edinburgh
• May (for catalogue) on Transmission Gallery Glasgow
• 2 May George Wyllie, Safety Pin sculpture Trongate Glasgow
• 4 May (Herald Weekender Art Guide) George Wyllie, Trongate Glasgow, Ronald Forbes, Nancy Smillie Gallery Glasgow
• 5 May Row over Charles Rennie Mackintosh exhibition
• 6 May "Out to Unravel Reality with Visual Trickery", Ronald Forbes appointed head of painting at Dundee School of Art and artist's solo exhibition at Nancy Smillie Gallery
• 11 May (Herald Weekender Art Guide) It Comes Out in the Wash, Green Gallery Aberfoyle, Conclusive States, Fruitmarket Edinburgh
• 14 May Post Office Gallery, National Gallery of Scottish Art Edinburgh
• 12 May RIAS, East Campbell Street Studios Glasgow, Kathryn Findlay, Jacki Parry, Gallowgate Studios
• 18 May (feature) Charles Rennie Mackintosh, McLellan Galleries Glasgow
• 18 May (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Robert Thompson, Bellshill Academy, Borrowed Image, City Arts Centre Edinburgh
• 20 May Mary Smith McCulloch, Edinburgh Printmakers, Lennox Paterson, Ewan Mundy Fine Art Glasgow
• 25 May (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Ruth Bearsworth, Peacock Printmakers Aberdeen
• 27 May Book review, Glasgow in Transition
• May (for catalogue) May Cale, Sunil Gawde Gallery London
• 30 May The Queen portraits Herald commissions
• 1 Jun (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Awash with Colour, National Gallery Edinburgh, Earl Haig, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh, 20th Century Scottish, Duncan Miller Glasgow, Roger Palmer, Collins Gallery Glasgow
• 3 Jun Alberto Giacometti, Gallery of Modern Art Edinburgh
• 8 Jun (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Memento Mori, Greenside Cemetery Alloa, Rodella Purvis, City Arts Centre Edinburgh, Ethel Walker, Gatehouse Gallery Glasgow
• 9 Jun Portes Ouvertes Art Contemporain, Switzerland Geneva, David Mach, Banque Suisses
• 10 Jun (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Back From Paris, French Institute Edinburgh, Bridget Riley, Glasgow Print Studios
• 17 Jun Bridget Riley profile, Glasgow Print Studios
• 18 Jun Earl Haig profile
• 22 Jun (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Duncan of Jordanstone Degree Show Dundee, Edinburgh College of Art Degree Show
• 22 Jun Doctors and Art Portraits from the Royal College of Physicians
• 22 Jun Book review, The Art of Craigie Aitcheson
• 24 Jun The Glasgow School of Art Degree Show
• 29 Jun Book review, Cadell by Tom Hewlett
• 29 Jun (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Treasures in Trust, Pittencrieff House Museum Dunfermline, David Donaldson, Talbot Rice Edinburgh, Niek Kemps, Tramway Glasgow
• 6 Jul (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Edna Whyte, Maclaurin Gallery Ayr, Four Decades, East Kilbride Arts Centre, McIntosh and Law, Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh, Bad Girls, Collective Gallery Edinburgh
• 13 Jul (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Scottish Bestiary, Aberdeen Art Gallery, Lenaghan and More-Gordon, Kingfisher Gallery Edinburgh, Earth and Everything CCA Glasgow
• 22 Jul Degas, National Gallery London
• 22 Jul (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Edinburgh Festival, Velazquaz, National Gallery Edinburgh, Arthur Melville, Bourne Fine Art Edinburgh, Helen Chadwick, Portfolio Gallery Edinburgh
• 27 Jul (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Pam Carter, Wilson Gallery Drymen, Martin Parr, Portfolio Gallery Edinburgh, Annette Heyer, Street Level Glasgow
• 28 Jul Book review, Jan Steen by Chapman, Kloek and Wheelock
• 29 Jul Jane Myers, Terra Nova Glasgow, Platform, Glasgow Print Studios, Java Comics Glasgow
• 1 Aug Whos Who for Art, Edinburgh Festival
• 3 Aug (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Peacock 21, Aberdeen Art Gallery, David Livingstone, Royal Scottish Academy Edinburgh, Summer Show, Art Exposure Glasgow
• 4 Aug Book review, In the Light of Italy Corot and Early Air Painting, by Conisbee, Faunce, Strick
• 5 Aug (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Studio Group, Livingston Centre Blantyre, Silver Linings, Designs Gallery Castle Douglas, Catch the Moments, Gracefeild Arts Centre Dumfries, The Hidden Heart, The Burrell Glasgow
• 5 Aug Sheepfolds, Andy Goldsworthy
• 10 Aug (for Festival Extra) Five Must See Art Shows
• 12 Aug Edinburgh Festival Art, Reckoning with the Past, Fruitmarket Edinburgh
• 15 Aug Edinburgh Festival Diary
• 17 Aug (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Time and Tide, Fisheries Museum Anstruther, George Baselitz, Glasgow Print Studios
• 19 Aug Callum Innes, Inverleith House Edinburgh
• 19 Aug Eduardo Paolozzi, Talbot Rice Edinbrugh
• 22 Aug Willie Rodger, Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh
• 20 Aug Book review, Velazquez in Seville by David Davies and Enriqueta Harris
• 21 Aug Alexander Goudie, Freemason's Hall Edinburgh
• 22 Aug House for art Lover Glasgow
• 22 Aug Off the Drawing Board, Royal Fine Art Commission Edinburgh
• 23 Aug Pradip Malde, Edinburgh College of Art
• 23 Aug Arthur Melville, Bourne Fine Art Edinburgh
• 24 Aug (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Sue Beach, Green Gallery Aberfoyle, Adrian Wiszniewski, Original Print Shop Glasgow, From the Dark Room, Peter Potter Gallery Haddington
• 25 Aug Jimmy Boyle, St Mary's School Edinburgh
• 26 Aug Networking, Edinburgh College of Art
• 26 Aug Alberto Morrocco, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh, Adrian Wiszniewski, Talbot Rice Edinburgh
• 25 Aug William Geissler, Edinburgh College of Art
• 22 Aug Peacock 21, Aberdeen Art Gallery
• 26 Aug Book review, Japan's Golden Age Momoyama, by Money L Hickman
• 27 Aug (for The Guardian) David Donaldson Obituary
• 28 Aug Speaking Likeness, Scottish National Portrait Gallery Edinburgh
• Aug Helen Chadwick, Portfolio Gallery Edinburgh
• 2 Sep Festival Recriminations, Edinburgh
• 4 Sep Tim Clifford, new Gallery of Scottish Art and Design plans
• 5 Sep Sheepfolds Andy Goldsworthy
• 7 Sep (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Foote watt and Woodside, Green Gallery Aberfoyle, Barbara Balmer, Kingfisher Gallery Edinburgh, Kartell, InHouse Glasgow
• 9 Sep Glasgow International Festival of Design
• 12 Sep Film Culture, Tramway, Mark Lewis, Pierre Bismuth, Bruce Mclean
• 12 Sep Autumn Art Shows, Anne Redpath, Gallery of Modern Art Glasgow, David Roberts, Scottish National Portrait Gallery Edinburgh, Dance of Death, Glasgow Print Studios
• 14 Sep (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Stuart Beaty, Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh, George Gilbert, Gatehouse Gallery Glasgow, Victoria Morton, Transmission Gallery Glasgow
• 15 Sep (for catalogue) Jun Carey, Billcliffe Gallery Glasgow
• 16 Sep Glasgow International Festival of Design Part 2
• 21 Sep (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Archipelago, Maclaurian Gallery, Scottish Print Open, Edinburgh Printmakers
• 21 Sep Empress & the Architect, by Dimitri Shvidkovsky
• 23 Sep Northern Region UK Year, Anthony Gormley, Angel of the North
• 28 Sep (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Matisse, Maclaurin Gallery Ayr, Peter Russell, East Kilbride Centre, Louise Ritchie, Compass Gallery Glasgow
• 29 Sep Peter Blake profile, National Gallery London
• 5 Oct Inner Necessity, Talbot Rice Gallery Edinburgh, Mark Ianson, Compass Gallery Glasgow
• 7 Oct Kerry Stewart, Moyna Flannigan, CCA Glasgow
• 12 Oct Book review, 20th Century Art Book, by Phaidon
• 12 Oct (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Jock MacInnes, Maclaurin Gallery Ayr, Ivy Wu Gallery, Royal Museum Edinburgh, Julie Roberts, Glasgow Print Studios
• 14 Oct Robert Mapplethorpe, Hayward Gallery London
• 19 Oct (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Equinox, Courtyard Gallery Crail, Passing Out, Royal Museums Edinburgh
• 21 Oct House for Art Lover Charles Rennie Mackintosh
• 24 Oct Manifesto International Festival of Design, Edinburgh Norway
• 26 Oct Book review, The Colour of Sculpture 1840-1910 by Andreas Bluhm
• 26 Oct (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Jane Hyslop, Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh, Josef Herman, Gerber Fine Art Glasgow
• 28 Oct Ivy Wu Gallery, Royal Scottish Museum Edinburgh
• 28 Oct (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Anne Redpath, Gallery of Modern Art Edinburgh, John Cunningham, Art Club Glasgow
• 4 Nov Anne Redpath, Scottish National Gallery Edinburgh
• 5 Nov State of the Nation, funding and city of architecture and design Glasgow
• 8 Nov John Cunningham, Glasgow Art Club
• 8 Nov Ken Currie, RAAB Gallery London
• 9 Nov (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Archie Forrest, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh, Royal Glasgow Institute, McLellan Galleries Glasgow, Chris Allen, Hunterian Gallery Glasgow
• 11 Nov Josef Herman profile
• 12 Nov Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Metropolitan Museum New York
• 18 Nov Archibald Know, Hunterian Gallery Glasgow
• 19 Nov MacMillan Fund Art Show, Strathclyde Arts Centre
• 22 Nov Copenhagen 1996 City of Culture
• 22 Nov Books of the Year
• 23 Nov (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Ian Fleming, Aberdeen Art Gallery, Rodney Dickson, Seagate Gallery Dundee, Kenneth Dingwall, Talbot Rice Gallery Edinburgh
• 23 Nov Book review, Art of the Celts by Lloyd and Jennifer Laing
• 30 Nov (Herald Weekender Art Guide) BP Portrait Award, Aberdeen Art Gallery, Hong Kong, City Arts Centre Edinburgh, Charismas Show, Glasgow Print Studios
• 30 Nov Book review, The Sculpture of David Nash, by Julian Andrews
• 7 Dec (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Absolut Blue and White, Botanic Garden Edinburgh, Warrior Tombs, The Burrell Glasgow
• 9 Dec Jenny Saville, Paul McPhail profile
• 11 Dec Douglas Gordon wins Turner Prize
• 14 Dec (Herald Weekender Art Guide) MFA Degree Show, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art Dundee, Northern Lights, Fruitmarket Gallery Edinburgh
• 14 Dec David Mach, Glasgow subway commissions
• 16 Dec Don and Eleanor Taffner profile
• 16 Dec Tom Eccles profile
• 17 Dec Letter from America, The Glasgow Miracle, Transmission Glasgow, Tramway Glasgow, Douglas Gordon, Christine Borland, Jacqueline Donachie, Martin Boyce
• 19 Dec Christmas Theme Exhibitions
• 21 Dec (Herald Weekender Art Guide) Aladdin’s Cave, Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh, Christmas Show, Compass Gallery Glasgow
• 27 Dec Best of 1996 Clare Henry Oscars, Douglas Gordon, Elspeth King, Barbara Rae, Chris Frayling, David Shrigley
• 28 Dec (Herald Weekender Art Guide) W J Connon, Aberdeen Art Gallery, Freedom, McManus Gallery Dundee
• 28 Dec Book review, Picasso and the Spanish Tradition, by Jonathan Brown
• Dec 1997 Art People to Watch, Douglas Gordon, William Barnes Graham, Bruce McLean, Paul McPhail, Paul Nesbit, Jacqueline Donachie

[i]Articles written in this year which are not present in the archive:

• 6 Jan (studio series) Andrew Brown
• 20 Nov (feature) Charles Rennie Mackintosh, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
• 2 Dec Copenhagan, City of Culture 1996[/i]

Letterbook of outgoing correspondence, pages 1-500 - includes letters re: reference for James Huck (86); letter to C F Voysey re: post of Design Professor (90, 97 & 131); to Bourdon re: the design of the Architectural rooms in the new building (121); Newbery's ideas about decorative art and its place in GSA (174); visits of Newbery & C R Mackintosh to Technical Studios at Birmingham School of Art & in London (188 & 204); to Frances MacNair re: teaching metalwork and enamels at GSA (225, 269); to Henry Wilson re: reservations about the new Professor of Design, Mr Britten (316). Extension to School building: requesting for a fireplace for Headmaster's studio (239), cleaning of windows and pigeons (244), heating arrangements & partitions in the Life School (279), school dances and architect's fears about unsafe floors (339).

Outgoing letters, K-Mc: Pr. Keller re: lack of students in the Day Life Modelling Classes (Oct); Alfred A. Longden, Board of Trade re: general matters (Dec-Jan); Ann Macbeth re: note on classes to be undertaken by Embroidery students (n.d.); Mr Miller re: travelling scholarship, refs: to Paris, the Impressionist movement, & Berlin (Oct-Dec); Mr Monro re: a sitting for the Building Committee painting (Nov); Professor James Mavor, Toronto re: the sale of paintings by Olive Carleton Smyth (May); to C.R. Mackintosh re: reproduction of Talwin Morris' tomb & other drawings (Nov); Dr MacDonald, Scottish Education Department re: list of unsuccessful Diploma candidates, with reasons given for failure, and notes on Greiffenhagen & Clausen as jurors (Nov); Frances MacNair re: work in Liverpool and loneliness (Jun).

Harry Barnes' papers relating to Exhibitions within the Glasgow School of Art. Folders as follows: DIR/13/13/1/1: Papers relating to Exhibitions at the School, 1965-1967 (1 folder): Includes: Handrawn timetables for Exhibitions in the Glasgow School of Art Museum; correspondence and papers about the organisation of exhibitions in the Art School including: a 'Preliminary Selective Exhibition at the Art School for a Scottish Council of Development and Industry Exhibition', a 'New Churches Exhibition', Scottish-German Exhibition, New Building in Yorkshire exhibition, 'Ruthless Logic and Free Imagination Exhibition', E H Chisnall works, exhibition of student work from the Institute of Design, Illinois Institute of Technology, German Pedagogic Course in Art from the Berlin Academy of Art, Book Production Exhibition, an Exhibition of Paintings, Drawings, and Prints by Students of the Faculty of Fine Art in Birmingham College of Art, Exhibition of Chinese Porcelain, Alastair Morton Memorial Exhibition, 'National Book League Exhibition of British Book Production', Paul Rudolph exhibition of architecture; notices of and invitations to the opening of aforementioned exhibitions and papers about the organisation of opening events and private views for exhibitions; notes of exhibition timetables, 1966-1967. DIR/13/13/1/2: Papers relating to Exhibitions at the School, 1967-1968 (1 folder): Includes papers such as correspondence about the organisation of exhibitions, invitations, notices of opening events and special previews, press releases, and correspondence about the organisation of opening events, for exhibitions including: 'Exhibition of the work of Sculptor Oscar Holweck'; exhibition on 'German Graphic since 1945'; 'Skill' exhibition of creative craftsmanship; Charles Rennie Mackintosh exhibition; an exhibition of the work of the Children's Saturday Morning Class; 'Institute of Directors Crafts Exhibition'; exhibition of 'Fine Art' Prints; ink drawings by Leonard Fligel; Bauhaus exhibition. DIR/13/13/1/3: Papers relating to Exhibitions at the School, 1969-1970 (1 folder): Includes papers such as correspondence about the organisation of exhibitions, invitations, notices of opening events and special previews, press releases, newspaper clippings, and correspondence about the organisation of opening events, for exhibitions including: works by Robin Philipson; Piranesi exhibition; The William Blake Trust exhibition; 'Opportunity Scotland', a Scottish Art Colleges exhibition; John Player's Biennale exhibition; ICI Fibres Knitwear Show; a 'Techniques' exhibition arranged by Isobel Johnstone; Civic Trust Award exhibition; Edgar Brothers wallcoverings and fabrics; 'SEHEN' ('seeing') Scottish German exhibition; Bauhaus exhibition; German Graphics since 1945; exhibition of Drawings and Paintings by Dawson Murray; 'Skill' exhibition. DIR/13/13/1/4: Papers relating to Exhibitions at the School, 1971-1973 (1 folder): Includes papers such as correspondence about the organisation of exhibitions, invitations, notices of opening events and special previews, correspondence about the organisation of opening events, and timetables for exhibitions in the Art School, for exhibitions including: Craig McKechnie exhibition; 'The Late Thomas Burns'; a Spring exhibition of student and staff work; Ian Scott Paintings; Embroideries exhibition; Glasgow Group exhibition; Vienna Secession exhibition; John MacInnes Paintings exhibition.

Correspondence of Douglas Percy Bliss, 1960-1961. Includes correspondence with: the Arts Council of Great Britain, about lectures; James Anderson & Co, about the retirement of Mr Whitaker; correspondence with other Principals of the main 4 Art Colleges in Scotland and Technical Institutes; correspondence with Art Colleges and Departments other than the Scottish 4; the Business Archives Council of Scotland about an exhibition of business archives; Miss Jean Brodie, about Bliss delivering a lecture to the Glasgow Association of University Women; Blackie & Son Ltd, about pamphlets from the Society of Industrial Artists; the BBC, about an exhibition of original drawings for "The Radio Times"; correspondence about the Bellahouston Bequest Fund; correspondence about the carpet for Glasgow Cathedral; correspondence with the Corporation of Glasgow; correspondence with the Council of Industrial Design; correspondence about the Dante Alighieri Society; the Danish Institute about a student visit; Mrs Lucienne Day about being an external assessor; correspondence with the Franco Scottish Society; the Glasgow Institute of Architects, about the new Department of Architecture; Glasgow Civic Art Association, about Exhibitions; Glasgow Buildings Guardian Committee; correspondence about Ghana school of Technology; correspondence with the School Governors; correspondence about Hospitalfield; Sir Hector Hetherington, University of Glasgow, about the BSc in Architecture; the Italian Consul, about the Dante Alighieri Society; correspondence with Jordanhill College of Education; correspondence about an Industrial Design Exhibition; Mr Kay-Larsen, about the Danish Institute; correspondence with Keppie, Henderson & Partners; correspondence with the Lady Artist's Club; the London School of Printing, Bliss asking if he can visit; correspondence about the Leverhulme Research Awards; correspondence about London visits; the Museum of Modern Art, New York, about their Art Nouveau Exhibition; the William Morris Society; McCorquodale Printers, about printing Bliss' Christmas Card for the year; correspondence about a C R Mackintosh Exhibition in 1961; correspondence with 'Mostra Della Moda' about a Mackintosh furniture exhibition in Turin; correspondence about the Needlework Development Scheme; the National Book League, about an exhibition that the Art School will house; Eli Prins, about lecturing at the School; Miss Eliosa Paganelli, about an Italian translation for a passage about Mackintosh; the Pollok House Society of Glasgow; Permits; personal correspondence of Bliss; the Royal Scottish Academy, Joan Eardley, about her acting as the Assessor of the RSA; Rowan & Boden Ltd, about a Design Competition; Lady Rosebery about a Prize she would like to endow; correspondence about the St Mungo Prize; the Scottish National Portrait Gallery about a reproduction of a photograph of Charles Rennie Mackintosh; The Scottish Field magazine, about images of Mackintosh; Mrs Mary Sturrock, about Mackintosh exhibitions; Rafael Squirru, Director of the Museum of Modern Art, Buenos Aires, about his visiting the Art School to deliver a lecture; the Scottish Art Teachers' Association; correspondence with the Scottish Education Department; correspondence with the School Secretary, Mr Black; correspondence with School Staff; correspondence with current and prospective students; the University of Glasgow, about a Turin Exhibition and the BSc in Architecture; correspondence with the Victoria & Albert Museum; the Wedgwood Museum, about Portland Vases; the Workers' Educational Association, about tutoring Art Classes for the association; Crissie White, about her award of an Embroidery Prize. Folders as follows: DIR/12/1/16/1: Correspondence, 'A', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/2: 'Art Colleges, the 4 Scottish', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/3: 'Art Colleges, excluding the 4 Scottish', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/4: Correspondence, 'B', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/5: 'The British Council', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/6: Correspondence, 'C', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/7: 'Council of Industrial Design', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/8: Correspondence, 'D', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/9: Correspondence, 'E', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/10: Correspondence, 'F', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/11: Correspondence, 'G', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/12: 'Ghana', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/13: 'Governors', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/14: Correspondence, 'H', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/15: Correspondence, 'I - J', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/16: 'Industrial Design Exhibition', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/17: Correspondence, 'K', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/18: 'Keppie, Henderson & Partners', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/19: Correspondence, 'L', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/20: 'London Visits', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/21: Correspondence, 'M', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/22: Correspondence, 'Mc', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/23: 'Mackintosh, C R', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/24: 'Mostra Della Moda', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/25: Correspondence, 'N', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/26: Correspondence, 'O', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/27: Correspondence, 'P', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/28: 'Permits', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/29: 'Personal', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/30: Correspondence, 'R', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/31: Correspondence, 'S', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/32: 'Scottish Education Department', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/33: 'Secretary', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/34: 'Staff', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/35: 'Students', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/36: 'Students- prospective', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/37: Correspondence, 'T', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/38: Correspondence, 'U', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/39: Correspondence, 'V', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/40: Correspondence, 'W', 1960-1961 DIR/12/1/16/41: Correspondence, 'Y - Z', 1960-1961

General, alphabetical, correspondence of Harry J Barnes, dating from c1966-1981. NB: A small amount of this correspondence in these folders is from Anthony Jones, Director of the Art School after Barnes. Jones appears to have carried on some of this correspondence on behalf of Barnes, as his successor. Includes correspondence with: 'Age Concern Scotland', about education for older people; T R Annan and Sons Ltd, about a picture book; The Architectural Association about a Mackintosh exhibition; Anderson, Fyfe, Stewart & Young, about the sale of a property near Renfrew Street; the Marquess of Bute; Bute Fabrics about a furniture design competition; Councillor Buchan of Strathclyde Regional Council; Douglas P Bliss about lectures he has delivered; Professor Sam Black from the University of British Columbia; British Chamber of Commerce in Spain, about an exchange of information with the Centro de Altos Estudios FAE; the Bishop of Argyll and the Isles about drawings of the ruins of Iona; the Burgh of Bishopbriggs, about the former home of Thomas Muir; the Citizens' Theatre; Caledonian Estates about School property; Angela Catlin, Glasow College of Building and Printing; the Crafts Council; Mrs J Cooke about Joan Eardley's easel; Emilio Coia about an STV calendar; the City and Guilds of London Insitute; the Countryside Commission for Scotland; Douglas Cockerell & Son about taking on an apprentice for their book repairs; the Council for Educational Technology; David Donaldson about a portrait of Harry Barnes; the Society of Designer-Craftsmen; the Danish Institute; the Glasgow Herald about stories and competitions; Garnethill Community Council about a research and photography project; the City of Glasgow Council about various local matters; the Friends of Glasgow Cathedral about the Robert Love bequest; the Glasgow Building Guardians Committee; Glasgow Arts Centres about the Artist in Residence; Glasgow International Arts Enterprises; the Gulbenkian Foundation and awards; John Gainsborough about a 'Coldstream Report' written by Barnes; Ian Hepburn about marketing student products; the Historic Buildings Council for Scotland; Highlands and Islands Development Board about a Craft Training Centre; the Japanese Embassy about Mackintosh; Michael Kelly, Lord Provost of Glasgow; The Lincolnshire Association, about a mobile exhibition service; the Lord Lyon about a vacancy for a Herald-Painter; correspondence about the St Mungo Prize; the National Gallery of Scotland about exhibitions; correspondence about Napier College proposed photography course; Paisley College of Technology; the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama; the Royal Dublin Society; the Royal Scottish Museum about Persian pottery; the Honourable Georgina Stonor, about a Mackintosh designed piano; the Earl of Snowdon; the Scottish College of Textiles; the Scottish Institute of Adult Education; the Third Eye Centre about seminars. Folders as follows: DIR/13/1/2/4/1: Correspondence 'A', c1966-1981 DIR/13/1/2/4/2: Correspondence 'B', c1966-1981 DIR/13/1/2/4/3: Correspondence 'C', c1966-1981 DIR/13/1/2/4/4: Correspondence 'D', c1966-1981 DIR/13/1/2/4/5: [Correspondence 'E', wanting] DIR/13/1/2/4/6: [Correspondence 'F', wanting] DIR/13/1/2/4/7: Correspondence 'G', c1966-1981 DIR/13/1/2/4/8: Correspondence 'H', c1966-1981 DIR/13/1/2/4/9: [Correspondence 'I', wanting] DIR/13/1/2/4/10: Correspondence 'J', c1966-1981 DIR/13/1/2/4/11: Correspondence 'K', c1966-1981 DIR/13/1/2/4/12: Correspondence 'L', c1966-1981 DIR/13/1/2/4/13: Correspondence 'M', c1966-1981 DIR/13/1/2/4/14: Correspondence 'Mc', c1966-1981 DIR/13/1/2/4/15: Correspondence 'N', c1966-1981 DIR/13/1/2/4/16: [Correspondence 'O', wanting] DIR/13/1/2/4/17: Correspondence 'P', c1966-1981 DIR/13/1/2/4/18: Correspondence 'Q', c1966-1981 DIR/13/1/2/4/19: Correspondence 'R', c1966-1981 DIR/13/1/2/4/20: 'Robertson RWKC', c1966-1981 DIR/13/1/2/4/21: Correspondence 'S', c1966-1981 DIR/13/1/2/4/22: Correspondence 'T', c1966-1981 DIR/13/1/2/4/23: Correspondence 'U', c1966-1981 DIR/13/1/2/4/24: Correspondence 'V', c1966-1981 DIR/13/1/2/4/25: Correspondence 'W, X, Y, Z', c1966-1981

Articles written for The Glasgow Herald unless otherwise stated.

Hand written draft copies of around 190 articles of minimum 250 word length, by Clare Henry for The Glasgow Herald from March 1982 to June 1982, relating to visual art exhibitions in Glasgow and Edinburgh and Scottish regions including Ayrshire and Dumfries and Galloway.

A number of these reviews are for exhibitions at former galleries: New 57 Gallery, 369 Gallery, McLellan Galleries and includes review of the inaugural exhibition at Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh, and organisations: Fine Art Society and Glasgow Group. The reviews cover galleries: The Third Eye Centre, Compass Gallery, Edinburgh Printmakers Workshop, Rozelle House, Fruitmarket Edinburgh, Talbot Rice and Stills Gallery, Kelvingrove, National Gallery of Modern Art Edinburgh, Royal Scottish Academy, Paisley Museum and Huntarian Gallery Glasgow. The exhibitions covered are solo shows, group exhibitions and annual exhibitions predominantly of visual art, painting and sculpture by artists and students including Edinburgh college of Art and Glasgow School of Art degree shows. Some articles focus on new art forms such as video, photography and performance art, craft such as Polish tapestries and other international artists from Canada and America.

This file also includes longer feature and perspective articles on: the new building for the National Galleries of Scotland, The Bath Contemporary Art Festival, George Rickey and a book review on Henri Matisse and Edward Burne Jones. In addition to these journalistic features there is a piece on The Portrait Gallery for National Galleries Annual Report. Also included is research, notes and data for Scottish Funding for Museums between 1979-1982 and Festival 82 acquisition and policies for television interview with Tim Mason.

• 3 Jan Mixed Show, Hillhead Underground Gallery
• 5 Jan New Acquisitions, James McBey, Glasgow University Library
• 10 Jan Philip Reeves, New 57 Gallery Edinburgh
• 12 Jan Michael Ayrton, Collins Exhibition Hall Glasgow
• 17 Jan Mayakovsky, Fruit Market Gallery Edinburgh
• 17 Jan Hibernian Inscape, Third Eye Centre Glasgow
• 18 Jan Penelope Beaton, The Scottish Gallery Edinburgh
• 21 Jan Philip Duthie, 369 Edinburgh
• 22 Jan Four Irish Performance Artists, Danny McCarthy, John Aiken, Third Eye Centre Glasgow
• 24 Jan Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour annual exhibition, Royal Scottish Academy Edinburgh
• 24 Jan Stanley William Hayter, Printmaking Workshop Edinburgh
• 25 Jan New Wave Artists
• 26 Jan James Hardie, The Scottish Gallery Edinburgh
• 29 Jan Alastair MacLennon, Third Eye Centre Glasgow
• 1 Feb John McCallum, Compass Gallery Glasgow
• 2 Feb Giacometti's Paris, Printmakers Workshop Edinburgh
• 5 Feb Jane Bown, Collins Exhibition Hall Glasgow
• 6 Feb John Walker, New 57 Gallery Edinburgh
• 8 Feb James McIntosh Patrick, Fine Art Society Edinburgh
• 8 Feb Paysanneries, Paisley Art Gallery
• 9 Feb David Allan, National Gallery of Scotland
• 15 Feb Patricia Leighton, Third Eye Centre Glasgow
• 16 Feb Modern Scottish Painting, Glasgow Art Gallery Kelvingrove
• 18 Feb Douglas Gray, John Kirkwood, Robert Hamilton, Glasgow Print Studio
• 22 Feb Manet to Toulouse-Lautrec, Glasgow Art Gallery Kelvingrove
• 22 Feb (Book Review) The Faeds by Mary McKerrow, published by Cannongate Books
• 23 Feb Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Pamela Reekie, Hunterian Glasgow
• 23 Feb Alex Leckie, St Enoch Centre Glasgow
• 24 Feb The Paisley Boteh, Third Eye Centre Glasgow
• 25 Feb Architects as Artists, Scottish Amicable
• Feb Bill Rennie, Graeme Sawnson, Hendersons Gallery Edinburgh
• Feb Stephen Elliot, Hugh Buchanan, Hendersons Gallery Edinburgh, Bourdon Building Glasgow School of Art
• 2 Mar Scottish Public Gallery Acquisitions
• 2 Mar Fred Bushe, Talbot Rice Centre Edinburgh
• 7 Mar Student Exhibition, Royal Scottish Academy
• 9 Mar Vuillard, Ewan Mundy Fine Art Glasgow
• 12 Mar Adrian McCurdy, Compass Gallery Glasgow
• 14 Mar Art into the 80s, Fruit Market Gallery Edinburgh
• 15 Mar Douglas Simpson, Kes Mosaics Edinburgh
• 17 Mar Jonathan Gibbs, 369 Gallery Edinburgh, Kathryn Kynoch, JD Kelly Gallery Glasgow
• 24 Mar Eric Marwick, Glasgow Print Studios, Eric Marwick
• 25 Mar Michael Sandle, New 57 Gallery Edinburgh, Michael Sandle
• 26 Mar The Yarringtons, New Solen Gallery, Edinburgh, Donald Yarrington, Vivienne Yarrington
• Mar Pictures of Ourselves, The Travelling Gallery, Strathclyde
• Mar Cadbury's Children's Art Show, Paisley Art Gallery
• Mar Cleaveland 5th International Drawing Biennale, Collins Gallery Glasgow
• Mar Joan Eardley, Lillie Art Gallery Milngavie
• Mar Anthony Caro, Hunterian Glasgow
• Mar (feature) The Visual Art and the Edinburgh Festival
• 1 Apr John Gardiner Crawford, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh
• 2 Apr Mary Armour, Fine Art Society
• 5 Apr Edinburgh Printmakers, Picasso prints
• Apr Alberto Morrocco, English Speaking Union Gallery Edinburgh
• Apr Scottish Crafts and Glasgow Embroidery, Collins Exhibition Hall Glasgow, Tim Stead, Nicola Fletcher, David Kaplan, Annica Sanstrom, Graham Crimmins
• 7 Apr Gillian Ayres, The Third Eye Centre
• 9 Apr Weegee New York Photographs, The Third Eye Centre
• 12 Apr Marcel Duchamp’s Box, New 57 Gallery Edinburgh
• 13 Apr The Subjective Eye, Gallery of Modern Art Edinburgh, Edward Lucie-Smith, Moira Kelly, Alan David, John Bellany
• 13 Apr (Feature) John Watson’s New building for Gallery of Modern Art Edinburgh
• 14 Apr Andrew Williams, 369 Gallery Edinburgh
• 15 Apr Three Artists, The Abacus Gallery Edinburgh, Jean Fleming, Elaine Dick, John McKenzie
• 16 Apr Henry Moore, Rozelle House Ayr
• 19 Apr Scottish Amicable, Panache Gallery, Jean Gardner, Shelia McMillan, Josephine Graham
• 20 Apr Ronald Rae, Rozelle House Ayr
• 21 Apr Galloway Artists, Various sites in Galloway, Bridget Drakeford, Annie Parker Smith, Joan Gray, Anna Hotchkiss
• Apr 156th Annual Exhibition, Royal Scottish Academy Edinburgh
• 22 Apr American Photographs, Stills Gallery Edinburgh, Helen Nestor, Arthur Tress, Robert Haids, Dennis Kievet
• Apr Mary Armour, Fine Art Society Glasgow
• Apr Picasso Prints, Printmakers Workshop Edinburgh
• 25 Apr (Annual Report) The Portrait Gallery, for National Galleries Annual Report
• Apr Max Beckham, National Gallery Edinburgh, Max Beckham
• 26 Apr Neil Macdonald, Glasgow School of Art
• 29 Apr Henderson Gallery and Traverse Theatre Club Edinburgh, Anne Redpath, Marilyn Tabarznik, June Redfern, Fiona Robertson
• Apr The Current Art Scene in America and Scotland
• 30 Apr Tina Keane Video, The Third Eye Centre
• May (Book review) Monet by Paul Hayes Tucker, Burne Jones Talking by Thomas Rooke
• 4 May Australian Jewellery, City Art Centre Edinburgh
• May Women Live, New Solen Gallery Edinburgh
• 6 May Brenda Lenaghan, English Speaker Union Edinburgh, Brenda Lenaghan
• 7 May Mackintosh Furniture, The Glasgow School of Art, Charles Rennie Mackintosh
• May Polish Modern Tapestry, Fruit Market Gallery Edinburgh
• 13 May Canadian Prints, Glasgow Print Studios, Carl Heywood, Eugene Ouchi, Richard Turner
• 14 May Spring Exhibition, Fine Art Society Glasgow
• 18 May John Hoyland, Compass Gallery Glasgow
• 18 May William Gear, Talbot Rice Gallery Edinburgh
• May Four Artists, Abacus Gallery Edinburgh, David Martin, James McNuety, David Pactor, William Landles
• 19 May Paisley Art Institute, Paisley Art Gallery, Margaret McGavin, Cynthia Wall, Josephine Graham, Stephen Boshell
• 20 May Four Scottish Artists, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh, Victoria Crowe, Douglas Davies, Perpetua Pope, Ninian Buchan Hepburn
• 21 May Five Artists from Aberdeen, The Third Eye Centre Glasgow, Lennox Dunbar, Beth Fisher, Frances Pelly
• 25 May Thank You Very Much, Kelvingrove Gallery Glasgow
• 26 May Gregor Smith, Shore Gallery Edinburgh, Robert Shaw, Printmakers Workshop Edinburgh
• 27 May Matisse’s Jazz, National Gallery Edinburgh, Henri Matisse
• 28 May Prints from Blake to Picasso, Hunterian Gallery Glasgow
• 29 May (Interview Feature) Steel on the Clyde, George Rickey
• 1 Jun (Feature) Bath Festival Contemporary Art Fair
• 2 Jun On the waterfront, Bourne Fine Art Edinburgh, Samuel Bough
• 3 Jun Margot Lovejoy, The Glasgow School of Art
• 7 Jun Kinetic Sculpture on Clydeside, St Enochs Gallery, George Rickey
• 8 Jun Glasgow Group Jubilee, McLellan Galleries Glasgow, Anda Paterson, Philip Reeves, Jack Knox, Dennis Buchan, George Wyllie
• 9 Jun Ronald Rae, Dough Cocker, Compass Gallery Glasgow
• 10 Jun Big Prints, Fruit Market Gallery Edinburgh, Victor Pasmore, David Hockney
• 13 Jun Glasgow School of Art Degree Show
• 15 Jun Mark Gertler, Glasgow Print Studio
• 16 Jun Edinburgh College of Art Design Degree Show, City Art Centre Edinburgh
• 16 Jun Five Artists, McLellan Galleries Glasgow, Colin Walker, Francis Houston
• 17 Jun Design Centre Awards 1982, Design Centre Glasgow
• 22 Jun Jewish Art in Britain, Fine Art Society Glasgow, Roger Fry, Alfred Aaron Wolmark
• 23 Jun Aroldo Bonzargini, Talbot Rice
• 24 Jun Peter Pretzel, Printmakers Workshop Edinburgh
• 24 Jun Norma Farquhar & Marie Cockroft, Kelly Gallery Glasgow
• 25 Jun Object to Object, Hunterian Gallery Glasgow, Isobel Johnstone, Frank Auerbach, Leon Kossoff
• 28 Jun William Wilson, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh
• 29 Jun Festival of India, The Third Eye Centre, Vithal das Sharma
• 30 Jun New members show, Scottish Craft Centre Edinburgh, Bridget Drakeford, Carol Sheddon, Elaine Dick
• 1 Jul Vincent Butler, City Art Centre Edinburgh
• 5 Jul Huntley & Metcalfe, Henderson’s Gallery Edinburgh, Eric Huntley, Yolande Metcalfe
• 6 Jul Hugh McDiarmid Memorial, Talbot Rice Gallery Edinburgh
• 6 Jul (Feature) Scotch Myths The Film, Sam Fuller
• 7 Jul Chick Chalmers, Stills Gallery Edinburgh
• 8 Jul Phil May, Kelvingrove Gallery Glasgow
• 9 Jul David Evans, Fruitmarket Gallery Edinburgh
• 13 Jul Marion McIntosh, New Solen Gallery Edinburgh
• 14 Jul New Generation Artists, Compass Gallery Glasgow, Stephen Campbell, Ken Peat
• 14 Jul Glasgow Group and *56 Group Wales, City Art Centre Edinburgh, Mary Lloyd Jones, Christopher Shurroch, Tom Gillespy, Erica Paborn, Anthony Davies
• 19 Jul The Painted Lady, Bourne Fine Art Edinburgh, John William Godward, James Paterson
• 20 Jul J D Fergusson, Fine Art Society Glasgow
• 27 Jul (Feature interview) Robin Banks
• Jul Contemporary Art, Glasgow Art Gallery, Neil Dallas Brown, Barbara Rae, John Mooney
• 2 Aug Contemporary British Ceramics, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh, Henry Rothschild
• 3 Aug A Day Down the Goldmine, The Third Eye Centre, George Wyllie
• 3 Aug Alfred Fuchs, Henderson’s Gallery Edinburgh, Alfred Fuchs
• 3 Aug Three Artists, Torrance Gallery Edinburgh, Marjorie Cameron, Susan Carter, Christopher Carter
• 3 Aug Basis & Baer, Glasgow Print Studio, Mati Basis, Peter Baer
• Aug Red Nudes, The Third Eye Centre, Joan Key
• Aug (News Feature) New 1.3 million Saenredam acquisition for National Gallery Edinburgh
• 10 Aug (Feature) RIBA Architectural awards, Gerard Connelly, Douglas Niven
• 9 Aug Three Edinburgh Exhibitions, Traverse Theatre, Saltire Society, New Solen, Frank Docherty, Anne Millin, Marie Abel, Joanne Howarth, Anne Jackson, Bridget Drakeford
• Aug Degas Sculpture, Hunterian Gallery Glasgow, Edgar Degas
• Aug Architectural Photography German and Glasgow, Peoples Palace Glasgow
• Aug Angles, Unicorns & Nobles, National Museum of Scotland
• Aug Reindhart Behrens , Henderson’s Gallery Edinburgh
• Aug On tour in Europe, Printmakers Workshop Edinburgh, George Donald, Alfons Bytautas, Molly Bullick, Gill Tyson
• Aug (Feature) Joan Miro, The Gallery of Modern Art Edinburgh
• Aug Expressive Images, New 57 Gallery Edinburgh, Stephen Campbell, Scott Kilgour, Andrew Walters, Mario Rossi
• 28 Aug The MacChiaioli, City Art Centre Edinburgh
• 29 Aug David Donaldson, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh
• 30 Aug Lookalike, National Gallery of Scotland
• Aug Mainly for Pleasure, National Gallery Edinburgh
• 31 Aug Edinburgh Festival Preview
• Aug John Michael Wright, National Portrait Gallery, John Michael Wright
• Aug British Watercolours, Royal Scottish Academy
• Aug Festival Round Up and Fringe Art Roundup, including Herald Advance Daily Schedule
• Aug Hebrideian Light, Richard Demarco Gallery Edinburgh, Guy Wylie
• Aug Scottish Art Now, Fruitmarket Gallery Edinburgh, John Kirkwood, Michael Docherty, Jack Knox, Derek Roberts
• Aug Giovanni Battista Piranesi, City Arts Centre Edinburgh
• Aug Man Ray, Royal Scottish Academy
• Aug Circles of the World, Royal Scottish Museum Edinburgh
• 7 Sep Unemployment Exhibition, The Third Eye Centre Glasgow
• 8 Sep Park School Murals, Glasgow Print Studio, Fine Art Society, Scottish Lady Artists
• 13 Sep The Italian Connection, Kelvingrove Gallery Glasgow
• 14 Sep Martin Rayner, Compass Gallery Glasgow
• 16 Sep A.D Peppercorn, Carlton Gallery Edinburgh
• 20 Sep Margaret Thomas, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh
• 23 Sep Turin Artists Today , St Enochs Centre Glasgow, Sergio Saroni, Michelangelo Pistoletto
• 27 Sep Italian Maiolica and Glass, Kelvingrove Gallery Glasgow
• 28 Sep Ronald Rae and The Ritchie Collection, Royal Edinburgh Hospital
• ep (Feature) Cesar’s squashed car at the Gallery of Modern Art Edinburgh, Baldaccini Cesar
• 29 Sep The Society of Scottish Artists, Royal Scottish Academy Edinburgh
• 30 Sep IT82, Design Centre Glasgow
• 1 Oct Wilhelmina Barns Graham, Crawford Centre St Andrews
• 2 Oct Philip Guston, Whitechapel Art Gallery London
• 4 Oct (Feature) Pollok House Art Society
• 6 Oct Five Artists, English Speaking Union Edinburgh, Baajie Pickard
• 7 Oct British Drawings, Fruit Market Gallery Edinburgh, Eileen Lawrence, Maurice Cockrill, Elizabeth Fink, June Redfern, Peter Seddon, Alistair Strachan, Barry Flanagan, Neil Dallas Brown, Kirkaldy Art Gallery
• 8 Oct Carol Carra Graphics, City Art Centre Edinburgh
• 11 Oct Alan Duff, Scottish Amicable Glasgow
• 12 Oct Tom McKendrick, Collins Gallery Glasgow
• 13 Oct Samuel Palmer, National Gallery of Scotland
• 14 Oct Arthur Byrne, The Third Eye Centre
• 15 Oct Jan Rennie, Richard DeMarco Gallery Edinburgh
• 15 Oct Keith McInyre, Shore Galleries Edinburgh
• 18 Oct Opening Exhibition, Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh
• 19 Oct (Feature) Zeitgeist, Berlin, Bruce Mclean, Christopher LeBrun, Barry Flanagan
• 20 Oct James Fullarton, Lillie Gallery Milngavie
• 21 Oct Ivan Eyre, Talbot Rice Gallery Edinburgh
• 22 Oct Derek Clarke, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh
• 25 Oct Margaret Mellis, New 57 Gallery Edinburgh
• 27 Oct Jean Tinguely, Tate Gallery London
• 28 Oct Trio, Compass Gallery Glasgow, Charles Oakley, Victoria Oakley, Rod Bugg
• 28 Oct Tom Allen, Scottish Amicable
• 1 Nov Contemporary German Prints, Glasgow Print Studio
• 2 Nov Prophesy & Vision, The Third Eye Centre Glasgow
• 3 Nov Helen Wilson & David Toner, Corners Glasgow
• 4 Nov James Fairgrieve, Mercury Gallery London
• 5 Nov Harry More Gordon, The Stirling Gallery Stirling
• 8 Nov William Baillie, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh
• 9 Nov George Devlin, Lillie Gallery Milngavie
• 10 Nov Dougie Thomson, Compass Gallery Glasgow
• 10 Nov Alan Watson, 369 Gallery Edinburgh
• 12 Nov Three Canadian sculptors, Collins Gallery Glasgow
• 16 Nov Dunkley & Hird, Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh, Keith Dunkley, Ian Hird
• 17 Nov Ainslie Yule, Richard DeMarco Gallery Edinburgh
• 17 Nov Rock photos, The Third Eye Centre, Peter Stanway
• 18 Nov Castle Toward Exhibition, Bellahouston Palace of Art Glasgow
• Nov (Book Review) Children’s Books
• 19 Nov Mackintosh Textiles and Watercolours, Hunterian Gallery Glasgow, Charles Rennie Mackintosh
• Nov Through the Eye of The Needle and Lakeland Crafts, City Art Centre Edinburgh
• 23 Nov Scottish Society of Women Artists, Royal Scottish Academy, Sylvia Von Martmann, Barbara Robertson, Lys Hansen, Marion McIntosh, Anne Shortreed
• 23 Nov (Feature) Object and Figures, Fruitmarket Gallery Edinburgh
• 25 Nov Turner in Scotland, Aberdeen Art Gallery, JMW Turner
• 26 Nov Thomas Cooper, The Glasgow School of Art
• 29 Nov Inaugural Exhibition, Art Framers Glasgow, Bill Wright, Tom MacDonald
• 30 Nov New Spanish Figuration, The Third Eye Centre Glasgow
• Dec Three Edinburgh Exhibitions, Shore Gallery, Traverse Theatre Gallery, Tartar Gallery, Bill Wright, Cherif Defraoui, Sylvie Defraoui, David Cook
• 1 Dec Sue Coe, Compass Gallery Glasgow
• 1 Dec John McLean, Talbot Rice Edinburgh
• 2 Dec Works in Progress, Aberdeen Peacock Workshop, Elizabeth Blackadder, Willie Rodger, John Houston
• 3 Dec Blackness Public Arts Programme, Duncan of Jordanstone College Dundee
• 7 Dec French photos and Dominic McIver and Landscape a French Way, Glasgow Washington Street Arts Centre, Dominic McIver
• 8 Dec Randolph Schwabe, Fine Art Society Glasgow
• Dec Cadbury’s Children’s Art 82, Glasgow Kelvingrove Art Gallery
• 9 Dec Bill McNamara & David Swift, The Third Eye Centre
• Dec Peter Wilson, The Third Eye Centre Glasgow
• 10 Dec Christmas Bonanza, Dundee Printmakers Workshop
• 14 Dec Design Postgraduate Exhibition, Glasgow School of Art
• 15 Dec Members Christmas Exhibition, Glasgow Print Studios
• 16 Dec Dundee Group Christmas Show, Forebank Gallery Dundee
• 17 Dec Kirsty McFarlane, Paisley Art Gallery
• 21 Dec Patrick Cauldfield, Printmakers Workshop Edinburgh, New 57 Gallery Edinburgh
• 22 Dec James Howie, Richard Demarco Gallery Edinburgh
• 23 Dec Small Pictures Exhibitions, Compass Gallery Glasgow, Abacus Gallery Edinburgh, Torrance Gallery Edinburgh
• 23 Dec Christmas Exhibition, Compass Gallery Glasgow, Mercury Gallery Edinburgh
• 24 Dec Christmas Exhibition, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh
• 24 Dec J.D. Ferguson, Ewan Mundy Gallery Glasgow
• Dec Brian Mceoch, 369 Gallery Edinburgh
• 28 Dec (Feature) Glasgow Print Studio
• 28 Dec Robert Burns Books, Bourne Fine Art Edinburgh
• 30 Dec Early views of Scotland, Kelvingrove Gallery Glasgow
• 31 Dec (Feature) The Year in Arts in 1982
• No date. Mitra Tabrizian, Stills Gallery Edinburgh
• No date. GSA Design 82, The Glasgow School of Art
• No date. Ed Iglehart, Scottish Craft Centre
• No date. Robert and Andrea Hellyar, The Glasgow School of Art
• No date. (Book Review) Thurner and George the Fourth in Edinburgh by Gerald Finley
• No date. Women of 1982, Margaret Harrison
• No date. Fine Art Society Glasgow
• No date. Contemporary British Tapestry, Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts

Estimates from contractors for work on the School Extension. GOV/5/10/5/1: Glasgow School of Art Proposed Extensions, Estimate for Glazier Work, c1927 (1 booklet) GOV/5/10/5/2: Glasgow School of Art Proposed Extensions, Estimate for Excavator, Mason, Brick and Concrete Works, c1927 (1 booklet) GOV/5/10/5/3: Glasgow School of Art Proposed Extensions, Estimate for Carpenter and Joiner Works, c1927 (1 booklet) GOV/5/10/5/4: Bundle of estimates for work by Robert Scott & Son, 1926 (3 items) GOV/5/10/5/5: Bundle of lists of offers and lowest offers from various contractors for School Extension work, 1927 (4 items) GOV/5/10/5/6: Letter from the Glasgow Corporation Electricity Department to the School providing an estimate for a supply of electricity to 172 Renfrew Street, 21 Nov 1927

Barnes' papers relating to the organisation of the Diploma Exhibition/Show and preview nights as well as the Presentations of Diplomas. Folders as follows: DIR/13/5/3/1: Papers regarding Diploma Presentations and Exhibitions, 1957-1966 (1 folder): Includes: Invites from the Director to the private view of the Diploma Exhibition; note of arrangements for Diploma Exhibitions; correspondence about attendance at the Diploma Exhibition and previews; list of students awarded Diplomas, 1964; agenda for a meeting to discuss the Distribution of Diplomas, 1963; papers regarding arrangements for the Diploma Presentation lunches; notices about Diploma Presentations. DIR/13/5/3/2: Papers regarding Diploma Presentations, 1962-1966 (1 folder): Includes: Invitations for the Presentation of Diplomas, 1965; correspondence with Hugh Adam Crawford thanking him and his wife for agreeing to distribute the Diplomas, 1966; correspondence about the organisation of the Diploma Presentations; Glasgow School of Art Notices on subjects such as Refectory losses, and nominations for Hospitalfield Summer residency; document headed 'Diploma Day' and including appendices from the Art School Report on the Session 1964-1965; Programme for the presentation of Diplomas, 1965; correspondence with Sir James Fergusson, thanking him for being principal guest for the Diploma Ceremony 1965; correspondence with William Gillies, thanking him for agreeing to distribute the Diplomas, 1964; pressclipping from the Glasgow Herald, Oct 1965, about Glasgow School of Art Awards. DIR/13/5/3/3: Papers regarding Diploma Shows, 1965-1966 (1 folder): Includes: Circular to staff about procuring invitations to the private view of the Diploma Show; invitation for the Art Club to the private view of the Diploma Show; notices of arrangements for the Diploma Show; correspondence about the condition of the Art School after the Diploma Show; pressclipping from the Glasgow Herald about the Diploma Show. DIR/13/5/3/4: Papers regarding Diploma Presentations and some Post Diploma Papers, 1966-1970 (1 folder): Includes: Correspondence with students about Post Diploma awards; Exhibition list for a Post Diploma Exhibiton; correspondence about Post-Diploma travelling scholarships; Provisional List of Prizes and Scholarships, Jun 1969; Post Diploma statistics; correspondence with the Scottish Education Department about students recommended for 5th Year Post Diploma Study; list of Diplomas and Prizes awarded Jun 1968; Diploma Assessment mark sheets (closed until 2045); correspondence with the Scottish Education Department about the Students' Allowance Scheme; information about the Diploma Examination for the Department of Graphic Design, 1969; handwritten list of awards, 1969; student proposals for Post Diploma years; Provisional list of Prizes and Awards, 1968; correspondence about arrangements for the Presentation of Diplomas; correspondence about the opening of the Haldane Building and the Diploma Presentation Ceremony, 1969; Programme for the Presentation of Diplomas, Jun 1968; agenda for a meeting to discuss Diploma Day; invitation for the Presentation of Diplomas, 1968; correspondence with Ian Fleming thanking him for agreeing to present the Diplomas, 1968; Programmes for the Presentation of Diplomas, 1966 and 1967; annotated invitation to the Presentation of Diplomas, 1966; list of Diplomas awarded, 1967; response card for the Presentation of Diplomas 1970; programme for Diploma Assessments, 1969; circular about Diploma Assessments; arrangements for the Diploma Assessment, 1967, afternoon tea in the Mackintosh Room; papers regarding the organisation for the End of Session events, 1967-1968, Diploma Assessment and Exhibition, Charles Rennie Mackintosh Centenary. DIR/13/5/3/5: Papers regarding Diploma Shows and Presentations, 1969-1970 (1 folder): Includes: Correspondence with staff about funds for the Diploma Show; locations for each department for the Diploma Show, 1970; papers about arrangements for the Diploma Show; correspondence and invitations to the Diploma Show; papers about the Diploma Assessment Lunch, 1969; programme for Diploma Assessments, 1969; invitations for the Distribution of Diplomas; invitation for the Presentation of Diplomas, 1968; papers about arrangements for the Distribution of Diplomas. DIR/13/5/3/6: Papers regarding arrangements for the Special Preview of the Diploma Show, 1972-1973 (1 folder): Includes correspondence and notes. DIR/13/5/3/7: Folder labelled: 'Diploma Presentation', 1972-1974 (1 folder): Includes: Correspondence and notices about arrangements for Diploma Assessments; plan of platform for Diploma Presentation, 1974; correspondence about arrangements for Diploma Shows and Previews. DIR/13/5/3/8: Folder labelled 'Diploma Presentation', 1972-1974 (1 folder): Includes: Correspondence about arrangements for the Diploma Presentation Ceremony; Programme for the Presentation of Diplomas, 1973; seating plans for the Presentation Ceremony; lists of students being awarded Diplomas and those receiving Awards and Prizes, 1973; correspondence about arrangements for Diploma Assessments; correspondence inviting people such as Lord Eccles to the Diploma Presentation; papers about the arrangement of a Special Preview of the Diploma Show.

Articles written for The Glasgow Herald unless otherwise stated.

Hand written draft copies of around 235 articles of 250-650 word length, by Clare Henry for The Glasgow Herald and Art Review January-December 1983, relating to visual art exhibitions in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Paisley, also including several reviews of exhibitions in London at ICA, Serpentine and Tate.

A number of the Scottish reviews are for exhibitions at former galleries: New 57 Gallery, 369 Gallery, Corners Gallery and J D Kelly Gallery and includes review of inaugural exhibition at The Burrell Collection Glasgow and organisations Fine Art Society Glasgow, Fine Art Society Edinburgh and Group 81.

The reviews cover galleries: The Third Eye Centre, Compass Gallery, Edinburgh Printmakers Workshop, Fruit Market Edinburgh (at this time also referred to as Scottish Arts Council Gallery), Mercury Gallery and Talbot Rice, Kelvingrove (also known as Glasgow Art Gallery), National Gallery of Modern Art Edinburgh, Royal Scottish Academy, Paisley Museum and Hunterian Gallery Glasgow.

The exhibitions covered are solo shows, group exhibitions and annual exhibitions predominantly of visual art, painting and sculpture by artists and students including The Glasgow School of Art Postgraduate degree show and design and textile exhibitions. A large quantity of these reviews focus on events during the Edinburgh Festival and the Fringe Festival.

This file also includes longer feature and perspective articles on: John Bellany, Bruce Mclean, Memphis Design, an obituary on the artist Miro, The Burrell Collection opening and the opening of Transmission Gallery Glasgow.

• 4 Jan Early views of Scotland, Kelvingrove Gallery Glasgow, Alexander Nasmyth, John Thomson, John Knox, Andrew Wilson, Jack Wilson
• 5 Jan Galloway Paintings, McGill Duncan Gallery Castle Douglas, Thomas Faed, John Maxwell
• 7 Jan Dartington Hall Trust, Design Centre Glasgow
• 11 Jan International Art Association, The Morley Gallery London
• 12 Jan Zanders Calendars, The Glasgow School of Art
• 13 Jan Francesco Clemente, The Whitechapel Gallery and Anthony d’Offay London
• 19 Jan Tim Stead, Collins Gallery Glasgow
• Jan Turner Watercolours, National Gallery Edinburgh The Tate Gallery London
• 20 Jan Kimonos Haori Juban, Mercury Gallery Edinburgh
• 21 Jan Edinburgh Glasgow Boys, Nat Gallery Edinburgh, WY Macgregor, EA Waltron
• 22 Jan (Feature Interview, unused) Ed Iglehart
• 25 Jan (Feature) Barry Flanagan, Whitechapel Gallery London
• 26 Jan Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour, Royal Scottish Academy Edinburgh, David Evans, James Robertson, George Donald, Barbara Rae, Lys Hansen, Bel Cowic, John Gardiner Crawford, Robert Donald
• 27 Jan Jennifer Bartlett, Tate Gallery London
• 28 Jan Three Artists, The Richard Demarco Gallery Edinburgh, Royden Rabinowitch, JD Kelly Hamish Macdonald (including 369 Gallery exhibition of Simon North)
• 31 Jan Diploma works, Royal Scottish Academy Edinburgh, Henderson Blyth, Mary Amour, Peter Collins, James Cowie
• Feb (Art Line) The Arts in Scotland 1983
• 1 Feb Dorothy Johnstone, Fine Art Society Edinburgh
• 2 Feb Through Children’s Eyes, Gallery of Modern Art Edinburgh, Gilbert & George, Roger Ackiling, Gillian Ayres, Anthony Green
• 3 Feb Martin Froy/Tony Carter, Serpentine Gallery London
• 4 Feb Skyeworks, Glasgow Print Studios, Skye Morrison
• 8 Feb (Feature) Craftsman in Schools, Bill McNamara
• 8 Feb Seven Lady Artists, JD Kelly Gallery Glasgow, Sandy Gardner, Lynn Donaldson, Eileen Naismith
• 9 Feb William Crosbie and British Studio Pottery, Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh
• 10 Feb Gavin Robson, Talbot Rice Edinburgh and Jewel Stern, New 57 Gallery Edinburgh
• 10 Feb Pride of the Clyde, The Scottish Design Centre
• 15 Feb Barbara Rae, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh
• 15 Feb Art and Architecture, ICA London, James Stirling, Aldo Rossi
• 16 Feb Felts Scottish Craft Collection, Collins Gallery Edinburgh, Jenny Cowern
• 17 Feb Glasgow Art Centre, Alexander Fenton
• 18 Feb Graphic Prints, Compass Gallery Glasgow, Ewan Mundy Gallery Glasgow, Robin Denny, Joe Tilson, Terry Frost
• 21 Feb William Johnstone, Netherbow Arts Centre Edinburgh, Stuart Holms Bridges, The Glasgow School of Art
• 22 Feb Sun Pictures and Other Historic Photographs, Hunterian Gallery Glasgow
• 23 Feb Grease and Water, Edinburgh Printmakers Workshop, Ken Duffy
• 24 Feb Maitland, Paisley Art Gallery, James Steel
• 25 Feb Neil McDonald, English Speaking Union, Edinburgh, Elise V Allan, Corners Gallery Glasgow
• 26 Feb (Weekender Feature) Photography Season
• 28 Feb Kilims, Carlton Gallery and Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh
• 2 Mar Lynn Chadwick, Mercury Gallery Edinburgh, Keir Smith, Richard Demarco Gallery Edinburgh
• 3 Mar Four Artists in Glasgow and Edinburgh, Compass Gallery Glasgow and J D Kelly Gallery, Michelle Bauke, Wallace Orr
• 4 Mar Scottish Art Two Generations, City Art Centre Edinburgh, Elizabeth Blackadder, Mary Amour, Will Maclean, Gregor Smith, Lys Hansen, Jack Knox, George Delvin, Martin Baillie, A Moment in Time, Third Eye Centre Glasgow, Alexander Johnston
• 9 Mar John McKechnie & Robert Paul, Glasgow Print Studio
• 10 Mar Contemporary Camera, Collins Gallery Glasgow
• 11 Mar Students exhibition, Royal Scottish Academy Edinburgh, Christopher Taylor, Wendy Anderson, Brian Fojick, Jimmy Robertson, Robin Philipson
• 14 Mar Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh, Marion McIntosh, Elaine Dick
• 15 Mar Bill Brandt, National Portrait Gallery Edinburgh, Angus McBean, Fine Art Society Edinburgh, Ida Karr, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh
• 23 Mar Portfolio Four, Linlithgow Gallery, James McDonald, Janka Malkowska, Peter Holland, Margot Gardiner, Jack Firth, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh
• 24 Mar Sam Maynard, Third Eye Centre Glasgow, Group 81, McLellan Galleries Glasgow, George Birrell, George Epsworth
• 25 Mar Kate Whiteford, Crawford Centre St Andrews, George Wyllie, Edward Mundy Gallery Glasgow, Maggie Greer, Abacus Gallery Edinburgh
• 28 Mar Bel Cowie, Compass Gallery Glasgow
• 29 Mar Sir William Gillies, Royal Scottish Academy Edinburgh
• 30 Mar Alison Geissler, Kelvingrove Gallery Glasgow
• 31 Mar Bobbie Wallace, 369 Gallery Edinburgh, Mark Hughes, Tatar Gallery Edinburgh
• 1 Apr Laurie Anderson, New 57 Gallery Edinburgh
• 5 Apr Sixties Revisited, Gallery of Modern Art Edinburgh, David Hockney, Frank Auerbach
• 6 Apr Robert McGilvray, John Boyle, Talbot Rice Gallery Edinburgh, Sally Mitchell, JD Kelly Gallery Glasgow
• 7 Apr Goya’s Tauromaquia, National Gallery of Scotland Edinburgh, Francesco Goya
• 8 Apr Neil Dallas Brown, Collins Gallery Glasgow
• 11 Apr Partrick Dorrian, Corners Gallery Glasgow, Ernest Hood, Scottish Amicable Glasgow
• 12 Apr Malte Sartorius, Glasgow Print Studios (Feature) A Scottish Designer for Memphis Milan, Gerald Taylor, Fruit Market Gallery Edinburgh
• 13 Apr Jane Soeder & Macintyres, Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh, Jane Soeder, Muriel Macintyre, Gordon Macintyre
• 14 Apr William Hunter’s Pictures, Hunterian Gallery Glasgow
• 15 Apr William MacLean, Richard Demarco Gallery Edinburgh
• 18 Apr John Kirkwood, Edinburgh Printmakers Workshop
• 20 Apr Art and Obstetrics, Hunterian Gallery Glasgow, Gravid Uterus
• 21 Apr Guthrie’s Statesmen of The Green War, Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Sir James Guthrie
• 22 Apr Modern Turkish Painting, City Art Centre Edinburgh, Hailil Pasha
• 29 Apr Colquhoun & McBryde, Mercury Gallery Edinburgh, Robert Colquhoun, Robert McBryde
• 2 May Memphis, Fruit Market Gallery Edinburgh, Michelle de Lucchi, Nathalie du Pasquiler
• 4 May Albert Irvin, Third Eye Centre Glasgow
• 13 May The Essential Cubism, Tate Gallery London, Bet Low, Compass Gallery Glasgow
• 16 May Hamilton Fine Art Opening, Hamilton Fine Art Glasgow, David Martin, John Cunningham, Scottish Contemporary Art, Clare Hall Cambridge, Sir Robert Philipson, Elizabeth Blackadder, Pat Douthwaite, Barbara Rae, William Maclean
• 16 May Textile Images, Collins Gallery Glasgow, Glasgow School of Art Embroidery Group
• 17 May Allegra Ockler, The Glasgow School of Art
• 18 May William McCance, The Netherbow, Edinburgh, William Crozier, Richard Demarco Gallery Edinburgh
• 19 May Women Live, Abacus Gallery and The Netherbow Edinburgh, Debbie Ball, Maggie Le May, Beverly A Court, Sylvia Woodcock-Clarke, Lamb & Doyle, Corners Gallery Glasgow, Elizabeth Lamb, Christine Doyle
• 20 May Glasgow Civic Art Association, Paisley Art Institute
• 24 May (Feature) Bruce McLean
• 25 May (Feature) Royal Scottish Academy Edinburgh
• 26 May Alexander Mann, Fine Art Society Glasgow
• 27 May Three Exhibitions; Graham Durward, 369 Gallery Edinburgh, Alan Johnston Solo at Graham Murray Gallery Edinburgh, Women Live, Belford Church Edinburgh
• 28 May National Art Collection Fund 80th Birthday
• 31 May (Feature) Hunterian Museum of the Year 1983 ‘Overflowing Fountain’
• 1 Jun Cliff Bowen, Compass Gallery Glasgow
• 1 Jun Gordon Bryce, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh
• 3 Jun Millais Sketchbooks, Fine Art Society Edinburgh, John Everet Millais
• 7 Jun Glasgow Group, McLellan Galleries Glasgow, Beth Fishers, Pat Semple, John Kraska, Willie Rodger
• 9 Jun John Bellany, Third Eye Centre Glasgow
• 10 Jun Noise & Smoky Breath, Mitchell Library Glasgow, Joan Eardley, JD Fergusson, Charles Murray, Alastair Gray
• 13 Jun Etching Exhibition, Hunterian Gallery Glasgow, Jacki Parry, RGI’s Exhibition, JD Kelly Gallery Glasgow, Earnest Hood, Bet Low
• 14 Jun (Feature) Glasgow School of Art Degree Show
• 15 Jun The Hague School, Royal Academy London
• 16 Jun Four North East Artists, Fruitmarket Gallery Edinburgh, Ian Howard, Len Dunbar, Fred Bushe, Frank Poltriger
• 17 Jun Lys Hansen, Baaji Pickard, Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh
• 20 Jun Ben Cabrera, Glasgow Print Studios
• 21 Jun Denise Marika, Richard Demarco Gallery Edinburgh, Mellerstains
• 22 Jun Leonard Rosoman, Fine Art Society Edinburgh
• 23 Jun James Cramb, Graeme Murray Gallery, Richard Demarco, Torrance Gallery Edinburgh, Adam Zyw, 369 Gallery Edinburgh
• 24 Jun Edward Cage, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh, Susan Jameson, Edinburgh Printmakers, Richard Walker, Glasgow Art Centre
• 27 Jun Liam Thompsom, Irma Damianczuk, Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh, Kim Redpath, JD Kelly Gallery Glasgow, Betty Koster, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh
• 30 Jun Pyrex and Bakelite, Collins Gallery Glasgow
• 29 Jun Summer Show, Serpentine London, Brian McCann, Alison Winckle, Dick Jewell, Helen Chadwick
• 1 Jul Edward Kauffer, New 57 Gallery Edinburgh
• 4 Jul The Wilkie Tradition, Bourne Fine Art Edinburgh, DY Cameron, Ewan Mundy Gallery Edinburgh
• 6 Jul Scottish Sculpture Open Two, Aberdeenshire Kildrummy Castle, William Packer, Andy Stenhouse, James Connell, Noel Mullock, Fred Bushe
• 7 Jul New Generation, Compass Gallery Glasgow, Jackie Orr, Brian Fojcik, Patsy Morrison, Keith McIntyre
• 8 Jul Willie Roger, Artspace Gallery Aberdeen
• 12 Jul (Feature) Zika Ascher, Redfern Gallery London
• 12 Jul Glasgow School of Art Summer Exhibitions, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, William Cooper, Peter Moir, Gustav Klimt, Egon Schiele
• 14 Jul Daniel Lang, Richard Demarco Gallery Edinburgh, Fiona McInnes, Traverse Gallery Edinburgh
• 15 Jul London Roundup, Anselm Kiefer, Anthony d’Offay Gallery, Nigel Greenwood, Christopher Leburn, Jack Goldstein, Philip King
• 18 Jul David Oxtoby, Aberdeen Art Gallery, James Cross, Artspace Gallery Aberdeen
• 19 Jul (Feature) Masterclass, National Gallery Edinburgh
• 20 Jul Andy Warhol, Kelvingrove Gallery Glasgow, Illustrative Images, Collins Gallery Glasgow
• 21 Jul Simon Frazer, 369 Gallery Glasgow, Angus MacQueen, The Netherbow Edinburgh
• 22 Jul Five European Artists, City Art Centre Edinburgh
• 25 Jul Summer Exhibition, Queens Court Gallery Ayr, Alison Dunlop, Edinburgh Gallery
• 26 Jul Scottish Football, Third Eye Centre Glasgow, Art of Cricket, Fine Art Society London
• 27 Jul Celtic Quintet and London Suite, Printmakers Workshop Edinburgh, John Bellany, Albert Irvin
• 28 Jul Images for sale, Boilerhouse V&A London
• 29 Jul Members Summer Show, Glasgow Print Studio, Roger Farnham, Robert Paul, John Mackenchie
• 1 Aug Mini Masterclass, Fine Art Society Edinburgh
• 2 Aug The Thistles of Scotland Exhibition, Kelvingrove Gallery Glasgow
• 4 Aug Bruce McLean & Kate Whiteford, ICA London
• 5 Aug Cubism to Pop, National Gallery of Mod Art Edinburgh, Roy Lichtenstein, Helen Frankenthaler
• 7 Aug Victorian Prints and Drawings, Kelvingrove Gallery Glasgow
• 8 Aug (Feature) Submarine, David Mach, Haywood Gallery London, Keith Grant, Traverse Gallery Edinburgh
• ummer Selevtion, Mercury Gallery Edinburgh, Lyn Sheddon, Frank Convery, Joan Eardley, June Redpath, Stanley Spencer
• 10 Aug Japanese Prints 1760-1860, Kelvingrove Gallery Glasgow
• 11 Aug Glasgow Style Designers, Kelvingrove Gallery Glasgow, Charles Rennie Mackintosh
• 12 Aug David Hockney Photographs, Knoedler Gallery London
• 13 Aug (Feature) Edinburgh Festival Art 1983
• 14 Aug The Edinburgh Group, Kelvingrove Gallery Glasgow
• 17 Aug Tom Joshua Cooper, Graeme Murray Gallery Edinburgh
• 18 Aug Sir Robin Philipson, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh
• 19 Aug Art of the Andes, City Art Centre Edinburgh, Arthur M Sachler
• 22 Aug Mouton Rothschild Paintings for Labels, Royal Scottish Academy Edinburgh
• 22 Aug (Feature) Sandro Chia, Fruit Market Gallery Edinburgh
• 24 Aug Scottish Contemporary Art at Edinburgh Festival, 369 Gallery, ESU Gallery, Ian Gilmour, Elizabeth Blackadder, William Littlejohn, James Morrison, Earl Haig, Joyce Cairnes, Graham Durwood
• 25 Aug Hundertwasser, City Art Centre Edinburgh, Friedensreich Hundertwasser
• 26 Aug The Varese Engagement, Richard Demarco Gallery Edinburgh
• 27 Aug Emile Berduas, Talbot Rice Gallery Edinburgh,
• 28 Aug Edinburgh Festival Fringe Review, Abacus Gallery, Backroom Gallery, Freemasons Hall, Moray House, Studio One, Calton Studios, Stills Gallery, Judith Allan, Sarah Firmin, Ken Southwell, Mary Toms, Robert Mapplethorpe
• 31 Aug Mackintosh and Gaudí Furniture, The Glasgow School of Art, Hunterian Gallery Glasgow
• 1 Sep Mackintosh 1933 Memorial Exhibition, Fine Art Society Glasgow, Charles Rennie Mackintosh
• 5 Sep Built in Scotland, The Third Eye Centre Glasgow, Doug Cocker, Fred Bushe, Frank Pottinger, Stephen Collinbone
• 6 Sep Hector Guimard, The Glasgow School of Art, (Feature) Festival Fringe Art, Mercury Gallery, The Traverse Gallery, New 57 Gallery, City Arts Centre, Bourne Fine Art, Freemason’s Hall, Torrance Gallery, Open Eye Gallery, Wiener Werkstatte, John Byrne, John Houston, Arthur Briscoe, Derek Collard, Jack Firth, Aliisa Hyslop, George Wylllie
• 7 Sep Jessie King, E.A Taylor, Hunterian Gallery Glasgow
• 8 Sep Architects of the Art and Crafts Movement, Collins Gallery Glasgow
• 9 Sep Anthony Davies, Compass Gallery Glasgow
• 12 Sep Art Competition Exhibition, Smith Art Gallery Stirling, Peter Hill, David Mullen, Theresa Gourlay
• 13 Sep An Art Lovers House, Hunterian Gallery Glasgow, Charles Rennie Mackintosh
• 14 Sep Connections, Queens Crescent Glasgow, David Tallach, Douglas Thomson, Eilise Allan, Ken Palmer, Peter Rae
• 15 Sep Peinture Fraiche, 369 Gallery Edinburgh, Fionna Carlisle, June Redfern, Andrew Williams
• 16 Sep Charles Rennie Mackintosh Ten Years On, Queens Cross Church Glasgow
• 17 Sep (Feature) Scottish Art Goes to Japan, Paisley Art Gallery, Sir D.Y Cameron, Sam Bough
• 19 Sep The McGavin & Peter Brown, Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh, Jean Grey, Torrance Gallery Edinburgh
• 20 Sep TEAM Tapestry, Talbot Rice Gallery Edinburgh, Edinburgh College of Art
• 21 Sep Ian Fleming Prints, Glasgow Print Studio
• 22 Sep Frieda Scott, JD Kelly Gallery Glasgow, Martin Piper, Tartar Gallery Edinburgh
• 23 Sep Mardi Barrie, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh
• 26 Sep Mary Newcomb, Mercury Gallery Edinburgh
• 27 Sep (Feature) Scottish Society of Artists 8*9th Annual Exhibition and RSA rent issue
• 28 Sep Matilda Argyle, Richard Demarco Gallery Edinburgh, Bill Baillie, ESU Edinburgh
• 29 Sep Josef Herman, Netherbow Gallery Edinburgh
• 30 Sep Prints from the Frans Masereel Centre Belgium, Printmakers Workshop Edinburgh
• 3 Oct Castle Toward, Bellahouston Palace of Art, Lynne Girdwood, Linda Thompson, Elizabeth McNeil, Frank Laurie, Scott McDonald, Jacki Lennox, Katrina Brown
• 4 Oct Cadell’s Centenary, Fine Art Society Glasgow, Francis Cadell
• 4 Oct (Feature) Picastor, Eduardo Paolozzi, Rob Taylor Foundry, Larbert Gallery London
• 6 Oct George Washington Wilson, Collins Gallery Glasgow
• 7 Oct Brian McCan, Richard Demarco gallery Edinburgh, Charles McCaig, Glasgow Art Centre
• 10 Oct James McBey, Fine Art Society Glasgow
• 11 Oct (Feature) David Donaldson, Kelvingrove Gallery Glasgow
• 12 Oct Royal Glasgow Institute, McLellan Galleries Glasgow
• 14 Oct Project Ability, Third Eye Centre Glasgow
• 14 Oct Portal Painters, The Glasgow School of Art, Fergus Hall, James McNaught, Rosemary Faucett
• 17 Oct Don McAllester, Stills Gallery Glasgow, Indian Photos, Commonwealth Institute Edinburgh
• 18 Oct Gerhard Merz, Fruit Market Gallery Edinburgh
• 19 Oct James Paterson, Lillie Gallery Milngavie
• 21 Oct (Feature) The Burrell Collection Opening Glasgow, Ronnie Forbes, Compass Gallery Glasgow, Merilyn Smith, Richard Demarco Gallery Edinburgh, David Shepherd , Hamilton Fine Art Edinburgh
• 24 Oct David Donaldson, Fine Art Society Glasgow
• 25 Oct Stuart Duffin & James McDonald, Glasgow Print Studios
• 26 Oct Brian Gibb, 369 Gallery Edinburgh, David Miles & Edi Thompson, Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh, Group Exhibition, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh, J.D Ferguson, Elizabeth Blackadder, Joan Eardley, Sir Robin Philipson
• 27 Oct Homage to Miró, Talbot Rice Gallery Glasgow
• 28 Oct Robert Adam Drawings, National Gallery Edinburgh
• 31 Oct Working Women, Glasgow School of Art, Alison Stirling, Beth Fisher, Helen Flochhart
• 1 Nov E.S Lumsden, Printmakers Workshop Edinburgh
• 2 Nov Peter Bevan Solo Corners Gallery Glasgow, Alex Campbell, Mercury Gallery Glasgow
• 3 Nov Ernest George Trowbridge, New 57 Gallery Edinburgh
• 4 Nov Russell & Pepler Furniture and Textiles, Kelvingrove Gallery Glasgow, Dick Russell, Marian Pepler
• 7 Nov Edward Hornel, Ewan Mundy Fine Art Glasgow
• 8 Nov Cleveland Drawing Biennale, Collins Gallery Glasgow, Reinhard Behrens, Assia Linkovsky, Elizabeth Ekstand
• 8 Nov (Feature) Scottish Glasgow Art for CBI supplement
• 9 Nov Tom MacDonald, Compass Gallery Glasgow
• 10 Nov Merilyn Smith, Third Eye Centre Glasgow
• 11 Nov (News Desk) Scottish Photo Society Archive Established, Robert Saunders & Alex Stoddart, Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh
• 14 Nov Alistair Park & Fred Stiven, City Art Centre Edinburgh, The Glasgow School of Art
• 15 Nov (Feature) Papermaking in Scotland, Jacki Parry, Laurence Barker, The Glasgow School of Art, The Artist at War, Kelvingrove Gallery Glasgow
• 16 Nov Michelle Bauche, Shore Gallery Leith, Valerie Hunter, Traverse Gallery Edinburgh
• 17 Nov Paul Rotherow, Stills Gallery Edinburgh
• 18 Nov Twelve Contemporary Artists, Main Fine Art Glasgow, Maureen Binnie, David Fallon, Philip Reeves
• 22 Nov Glasgow Society of Women Artists, N.S Macfarlane Showrooms Glasgow
• 23 Nov Chris Pratt, Glasgow Print Studio Glasgow
• 23 Nov Cadenhead & Muszynski, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh, William Cadenhead, Lezek Muszynski
• 24 Nov Glasgow Group, Art Frames Glasgow, Tom Shanks, William Birnie, Bet Low, James Spence, (Feature) The Genius of Venice 1500-1600, Royal Academy London
• 28 Nov James McIntosh Patrick, Fine Art Society Edinburgh, Thomas Faed, Fine Art Society Edinburgh
• 29 Nov Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh, Hunterian Gallery Glasgow, (Feature) 369 Gallery and Scottish Artists in New York, Steven Campbell, Andrew Brown, 369 Gallery
• 30 Nov Jack Knox, Third Eye Centre Glasgow
• 1 Dec John Duncan, Bourne Fine Arts Edinburgh
• 2 Dec Mulheimer Freiheit, Fruitmarket Gallery Edinburgh
• 5 Dec (Feature) Scots in London, Young Blood Exhibition, Barbican, Glasgow School of Art, Barbara Rae, Built in Scotland Exhibition, Camden Arts Centre, Anthony Hartwell, Jake Harvey, Three Scots Exhibition, Leinster Gallery London
• 6 Dec The Maclaurin Trust Collection, Maclaurin Gallery Ayr, John Bellany, Jacki Parry, John Taylor, Mike Bailey (Feature) Transmission Opening Glasgow
• 7 Dec Scottish Society of Watercolour Artists, Royal Scottish Academy Edinburgh, Sheila Proctor, Marion McIntosh, Lowick House Prints, City Arts Centre Edinburgh, 369 Gallery Edinburgh
• 8 Dec New French Painting, Riverside Studios and Gimple Fils London, Jean Luc Poivret
• 9 Dec Mixed Exhibitions in Glasgow and Edinburgh, New 57 Gallery Edinburgh, J.D Kelly Gallery Glasgow, Corners Gallery Glasgow, Dave Toner, James Fullerton, Judith Findlay, Gareth Fisher
• 13 Dec Rossi & Sandeman, City Art Centre Edinburgh, Margot Sandeman, Mario Rossi, Anna Adams, Third Eye Centre Glasgow
• 14 Dec Tolly Cobbold, Talbot Rice Gallery Edinburgh
• 14 Dec MA Design, The Glasgow School of Art
• 15 Dec John Piper, Tate Gallery London
• 16 Dec Artworks, Graeme Murray Gallery Edinburgh, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Richard Long, Sol Lewitt, Roger Acking
• 19 Dec Members Christmas Show, Glasgow Print Studios
• 20 Dec (Feature) National Gallery New extensions and Shotts Cummins Factory, Christmas Shows Glasgow and Edinburgh, Compass Gallery Glasgow, Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh, Joan Eardley, James Castle, Ann Patrick, Frank Pottinger
• 21 Dec Images of the Lake District, Collins Gallery Edinburgh, Julia Hill, Frank Nelson
• 22 Dec Alexander Goudie, Fine Art Society Glasgow
• 23 Dec Jim Mooney & Roy Oxlade, Air Gallery London
• 28 Dec (Feature) Miró obituary
• 29 Dec Graham Sutherland, Paisley Art Gallery, Acquisitions 1982-83, Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Lynn Chadwick, Bruce McLean
• 30 Dec Jewellery redefined, Kelvingrove Gallery Glasgow
• 31 Dec (Feature) Art Review of the Year 1983

Articles written in this year which are not present in the archive:

• 3 Jan Frank Stella, Dovecot Tapestry Studio
• 6 Jan Pratt, Canada House, London
• 7 Jan (feature) Kings and Queens, Queens Gallery, London
• 18 Jan David Nash, Third Eye Centre Glasgow
• 18 Jan (news item) Britain Salutes New York, Prince Charles
• 26 Jan Peter Phillips, Fruitmarket Edinburgh
• 15 Feb (feature) New Scottish Prints, New York
• 7 Mar Thomas Joshua Cooper, The Glasgow School of Art
• 8 Mar Photography Symposium, Glasgow
• 15 Mar (feature) Scottish Arts Council Collection
• 16 Mar America at Play, City Art Centre Edinburgh, Ken Palmer, Corners, Glasgow
• 17 Mar Erlend Brown, Demarco Gallery, Stuart McDonald, English Speaking Union
• 18 Mar Southern Art Club, McLellan Galleries
• 11 Apr (feature) New Scottish Prints, New York
• 15 Apr (Front page report) New Scottish Prints, New York
• 16 Apr (Weekender feature) New Scottish Prints, New York
• 19 Apr Faberge, Cooper Hewitt, New York
• 26 Apr Stanley Spencer, CDS Gallery New York
• 27 Apr William Baillie, Gallery *10, Victoria Crowe, Thackery Gallery London.
• 28 Apr Anne Redpath, Mercury Gallery London
• 3 May A continuing Salute from New York
• 7 May (feature) National Art Collections Fund, NACF
• 8 May Murray Zimales, Glasgow Print Studio, David Remfry, Mercury Gallery, Maureen Binnie, RSA Edinburgh
• 13 Jul Jack Knox, Fruitmarket Edinburgh
• 19 Jul James Lavery, Kelvingrove
• 3 Aug Torrie collection, Talbot Rice Edinburgh
• 24 Nov Genius of Venice, Royal Academy London
• 25 Nov Hanlyn Davis, The Glasgow School of Art

Correspondence of Douglas Percy Bliss, 1962-1963. Includes correspondence with: the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, about a decorative scheme for MacBrayne steamers; the Art Foundation, about the admission of students John Byrne and James Rafferty to the Winter School of Experimental Drawing and Painting; correspondence about Architecture and Town Planning; correspondence with other Principals of the main 4 Art Colleges in Scotland; correspondence with Art Colleges and Departments other than the Scottish 4; Kelvingrove Art Gallery; correspondence with the Arts Council; John Byrne, about his trip to italy; the British Council, about scholarships; British Nylon Spinners, about a textile student training scheme; correspondence about the Bellahouston Trust; the Communist Group; the Council for Visual Education, about slide collections; the Corporation of Glasgow; the Council for Industrial Design; Dr W Cameron Davidson, about Mackintosh furniture; the Dante Alighieri Society; the Educational Institute of Scotland; Rev John MacKenzie, about the dedication of a mural by Alasdair Gray; correspondence with Graphis Press; correspondence about Germany- the Director's visit and Exhibitions; correspondence with the Governors of the School; correspondence about Hospitalfield; Jordanhill College of Education; the Instituto Italiano, about Venetian Mosaics; Councillor John D Kelly, about an exhibition in Berlin; correspondence with Keppie, Henderson & Partners; correspondence about the Lillie Art Gallery; the Lord Provost, thanking him for his concern for the School; James Lawrie, about a scheme for art centres in the UK; correspondence about a London Visit, 1963; Sir William Murrie, about the Diploma distribution; the Burgh of Milngavie, about the Lillie Art Gallery; Harry McLean, about lectures he is delivering at the Art School; correspondence with MacBraynes Ltd about a scheme of interior decoration; correspondence about a brochure on Charles Rennie Mackintosh; correspondence with the National Council for Diplomas in Art and Design; correspondence with the National Book League; Eli Prins, on lectures at the Art School; correspondence about Photographic Courses; Bliss' personal correspondence; the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, about re-decoration of the College Hall, Christmas Cards, and other projects; correspondence with the Royal Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts; the Royal Scottish Academy, about Scholarships; correspondence with the Society of Industrial Artists; Scottish Film Council, about art slides; Mrs Mary Newbery Sturrock, about a copy of a Mackintosh lamp from the library of the Art School; correspondence with the School Secretary; correspondence with the Scottish Education Department; correspondence about Slides; correspondence with School Staff and about the Staff Conference; correspondence with students and prospective students; the National Union of Townswomen's Guilds, about a conference; correspondence about a proposed course in Town Planning; correspondence with the University of Glasgow; the Victoria & Albert Museum; Woudhuysen Design Group Ltd, about student work-projects; W E G P Wells, about lecturing on the Burrell Collection at the Art School. Folders as follows: DIR/12/1/18/1: Correspondence, 'A', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/2: 'Architecture', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/3: 'Art Colleges, the four Scottish', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/4: 'Art Colleges, other', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/5: 'Art Gallery', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/6: 'Arts Council', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/7: Correspondence, 'B', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/8: 'Bellahouston Trust', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/9: Correspondence, 'C', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/10: 'Corporation of Glasgow', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/11: 'Council of Industrial Design', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/12: Correspondence, 'D', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/13: 'The Dante Alighieri Society', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/14: Correspondence, 'E', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/15: Correspondence, 'F', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/16: Correspondence, 'G', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/17: 'Germany- Director's Visit & Exhibitions', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/18: 'Governors', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/19: Correspondence, 'H', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/20: 'Hospitalfield', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/21: Correspondence, 'I - J', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/22: Correspondence, 'K', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/23: 'Keppie, Henderson & Partners', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/24: Correspondence, 'L', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/25: 'London Visit', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/26: Correspondence, 'M', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/27: Correspondence, 'Mc', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/28: 'MacBraynes', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/29: 'Mackintosh, C R', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/30: Correspondence, 'N', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/31: 'National Book League', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/32: Correspondence, 'O', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/33: Correspondence, 'P', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/34: 'Permissions', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/35: 'Personal', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/36: Correspondence, 'R', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/37: Correspondence, 'S', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/38: 'Secretary', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/39: 'SED', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/40: 'Slides', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/41: 'Staff', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/42: 'Staff, continued', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/43: 'Staff Conference (Inter School)', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/44: 'Students', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/45: 'Students- Prospective', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/46: Correspondence, 'T', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/47: Correspondence, 'U', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/48: Correspondence, 'V', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/49: Correspondence, 'W - X', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/50: Correspondence, 'Y', 1962-1963 DIR/12/1/18/51: Correspondence, 'Z', 1962-1963

Letterbook of outgoing correspondence - includes letters to Mr Nunn Ayles re: role of art teachers (16 Feb); to Professor Britten re: use of models in the Architect's Life Class and the Composition Class (31 Jan & 1 Feb); Anning Bell re: post of Director at LCC School of Arts & Crafts being offered to Newbery (10 Mar); Anning Bell: re: post at GSA in Design Dept. (Mar-Apr); Sir William Bilsland re: the success of lectures at GSA (1 May); Reference for P. Wylie Davidson (8 Mar); Mr Ewen re: Children's drawing at Higher level (2 June); Messrs. Grindlay, Staffs. re: work by Herbert MacNair (10 Jan); Mr Gray re: the misbehaviour of architectural students (19 May); to Greiffenhagen re: officialdom, including comparison of Scottish Education Department with South Kensington system & remark about ECA (27 May); to Housekeeper at GSA re: dusting of casts and cases (10 Jan); Mr Whitelaw Hamilton re: Glasgow Artistic Circles (25 May); Mrs Talwin Morris re: the purchase of books and bookbinding equipment (May); C.R. Mackintosh re: the lift (1 Feb), invite to lunch to meet Anning Bell (11 Feb), request for name-plate for Entrance Hall (23 Mar); Baltus re: lectures at GSA (28 Jan); to Mary Newbery re: family arrangements, etc. (20 Mar); Pr. Orlik, Berlin re: exchange of students' works for comparison (Jan-Feb); Mr Orr: re art education, etc. (June); George Pirie: re becoming a Visitor to GSA Animal Class (4 & 9 June); David Rollo re: scholarship travel in Italy (23 Mar); W.G. Strickland, National Gallery of Scotland re: Henry MacManus, first Headmaster of GSA (1 Mar); to Bernard Shaw asking him to give a lecture at GSA (4 May); Mr Weeks, Bridport re: design for a memorial to John Beard (May-June).