It is no longer possible to meet Carl Barks live, but his work is with us for posterity. Still, Barks lived the latter part of his life in the age of the video camera, and a lot of material - some official, some private - was shot on numerous occasions. Also, his cartoon work (either directly as cinema cartoons or indirectly as television cartoons) has been published in several media, and you can find much of it on the Internet. The picture quality is mostly somewhat inferior to what we are now used to from DVDs, but it will still give you many possibilities while researching Barks' life and work.
In the three sub-pages mentioned below (they primarily function as service pages) you will get brief information on different aspects of Barks' life and work as well as links enabling you to study them in detail. For the first time ever, a multitude of links have been assembled for easy access. They are collected exclusively from the Internet, and you must observe that the links given are merely examples, meaning that it is often that different users have brought the same subjects forward. This also means that you might be able to find a specific subject in a better resolution.

Acknowledgement: This website wishes to express its gratitude towards the many contributors as well as the publishing websites, especially YouTube^©, that specializes in videos contributed by a great number of private volunteers. They have all done a wonderful job in order to preserve and strengthen Barks' legacy.