Add MS 88919/98

1. Portrait by Judy Goldhill (June 1980), for Company magazine. Black and white, 225 x 150mm.

2. Two portraits by Tara Heinemenn (1982), for Penguin Books. Both black and white, 165 x 115mm.

3. A letter from Fay Godwin (1 October, 1983) asking to take Swift's portrait. Letter annotated in pencil by Swift: 'Wasn't able to do this - bad timing'.

4. Two group photographs (photographer not indicated) taken at the presentation dinner for the Booker McConnell Prize for Fiction (1983):

• Salman Rushdie, Graham Swift and Malcolm Bradbury;
• Salman Rushdie and Graham Swift.

With a photocopy of a newspaper cutting of the second photograph, in which Swift is mis-identified as Prize winner J M Coetzee. Both photographs black and white, 150 x 200mm.

5. Portrait by Jerry Bauer (1983), for Heinemann (Waterland). Sepia, 185 x 125mm.

6. Portrait by Mark Gerson (1984), taken at Regent's Park Canal, London. Black and white, 190 x 240mm.

7. Portrait by Anita Schiffer-Fuchs (1984), taken in Cologne (British Council tour). Black and white, 160 x 210mm. With a covering letter (9 December, 1984) from the photographer.

8. Portrait by Claire McNamee (1984), taken in Yorkshire (Arvon Foundation). Black and white, 240 x 165mm.

9. Two portraits by Jan van der Weerd (1984), for the Dutch publication of Waterland. Both black and white, 125 x 190mm.

10. Portrait of Swift with Dutch translator Rien Verhoef, by Barton van Flymen (1984), taken in Amsterdam for the Dutch publication of Waterland. Black and white, 230 x 290mm.

11. Portrait by Sophie Bassouls (1985) in Paris, for the French publication of Waterland. Black and white, 155 x 225mm. With a covering letter (24 February, 1985) from the photographer.

12. Two portraits by Orsolya Drozdik (1986), taken in Fulham, London, for Bomb magazine (New York). Both black and white, 160 x 240mm.