User:Possibly

Possibly
Possibly
aka possiblement
Born	ThatMontrealIP; in Canada, eh
Years active	2018–
Known for	very short stubs

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Café at Hutchison and Fairmount, Mile End.

New name: Possibly

Formerly ThatMontrealIP. Out of curiosity I looked up the account Possibly. It turned out that the account had only made two edits, fourteen years ago. That made it possible to usurp the account. Is this new name better than the old one? Possibly.

Things I do

Wallpaper produced by Paul Balin in Paris, between 1850 and 1873.

Write short stub articles, mostly on women artists (see below).
Rescue as many artist stubs as I can, from draft or deletion. Lately I have been using this search to find promising artist stubs that are floating out in the draft–space ocean.
Cruise a few (undisclosed) talk pages. Some people have lively talk pages.
Participate in AfD discussions for artists.

Article stubs

Most of the articles listed below are very short stubs on women artists. This is a little effort to help Wikipedia's gender gap.

At some point, I noticed that Wikipedia's notability criteria (WP:ARTIST) says that a person is (likely) notable enough for an article if they are included in several museum collections. So, I went through a museum collection (the Whitney, to start) and looked to see who did not have an article and was also included in other museum collections. I use a basic template to create the stubs (name, DOB, included in x + x collections). If you have suggestions on how to improve the template, let me know on my talk page, or if you are experienced in such matters, just edit the template!

The stubs below were mostly found by searching online museum collections.

collections searched

the Whitney Museum of American Art (completed, yielded about 105 eligible for articles),
the National Gallery of Canada, which required parsing the html code that gave the full list of their collection. Their main page only showed a few artists at a time, while all the artists were hidden in the HTML.(Completed, yielded about 150 women artists. By my count there are at least a dozen men for every woman in the National Gallery of Canada collection.)
User: Natharchives pointed me to this open access list of works in Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec. There is a secondary list for works that have an image. Completed May 2020, yielded about 65 articles.
The Seattle Art Museum has their whole collection online (completed May 2020).
The Winnipeg Art Gallery has the largest collection of Inuit art in the world. Completed May 2020.
The Smithsonian American Art Museum has a very helpful pre-formed database search that produces a list of all the women in their collection. Completed April 2021, yielding abotu 100 articles for women who did not already have one.
The Tate Gallery, London: yielded a dozen or two. Their collection is perhaps 85% men. Completed July 2021.

The "MAC", AKA the Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal, my hometown museum. I parsed the HTML source code for their collections page and deleted the male names to find the women in their collection (in progress).
The Museum of Modern Art, New York (in progress).
The Museum of Fine Arts Houston: completed October 2021. They have quite a stellar photography collection! The recent acquisitions were aslo terrific to look at.

One thing to note here is that many museums do not provide "flat lists" of their collections. The Whitney and Smithsonian did, which made it very easy to locate notable women artists!

Museo ABC, Spanish museum of graphic illustration.
Lamia Maria Abillama, Lebanese photographer
A Burning, novel by Megha Majumdar
Rhonda Abrams (artist), a Canadian video artist.
Carlos Aires, Spanish artist.
Alice Sakitnak Akammak, Inuit artist
Gwen Akin, American photographer.
Aline Alaux, French painter.
Fanny Alaux, French painter.
Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, Cuban performance artist.
Yvette Alde, French painter.
Shelagh Alexander, Canadian artist.
Nicole Algan, French sculptor
Judie Alimonti, Canadian scientist and Ebola vaccine researcher.
Elizabeth Kugmucheak Alooq, Canadian Inuit artist.
Jeanne Amen, French painter.
Marie Louise Amiet, French painter and illustrator.
Aisa Amittu, Inuit sclulptor.
Sakkiassee Anaija, Inuit artist.
Sabina Qunqnirq Anaittuq, Inuit artist.
Ruthadell Anderson, American artist.
Anna Margaretta Archambault, American artist and author.
Linda Anderson (artist), an American folk artist.
Maria Helena Andrés, Brazilian artist.
Cecilia Angmadlok Angutialuk, Inuit artist.
Margaret Uyauperq Aniksak, Inuit artist.
Mary Ayaq Anowtalik, Inuit artist.
Nazgol Ansarinia, Iranian artist.
Suzanne Estelle Apoil, French porcelain painter
Ernest Eugène Appert, very early French photographer.
Nancy Aptanik, Inuit artist.
Ludmila Armata, Polish-born Canadian artist.
Michael Armitage, Kenyan painter.
Sallie Curb Arnold, American artist.
Lucy Ashjian, American photographer.
Mayureak Ashoona, Inuit artist from Cape Dorset.
Antoinette Asselineau, 19th c. French painter. She hung out at the Petit Trianon.
Louise Astoud-Trolley, 19th c. French sculptor and painter.
The Atlanta hotel, Bangkok. If you stay there too long you will think you are in a 1950s movie.
Kader Attia, French-Algerian artist.
Elizabeth Nutaraluk Aulatjut, Inuit sculptor.
Marynn Older Ausubel, American photographer, Photo League member.
Avataq Cultural Institute, which I came across when writing articles on Inuit artists!
Breda Baban, Serbian artist.
Jessica Backhaus, German photographer.
Fia Backström, a Swedish performance artist, photographer and designer.
Ralf Baecker, German media artist.
Monika Baer, German painter.
Baychar, American artist.
Leah Balsham, American artist.
Susan Bank, American photographer.
Judy Bankhead, American photographer.
Estelle de Barescut, 19 c. French painter.
Estelle de Barescut" Les Petites Pêcheuses de Dunkerque, 1833
Céline Baril, Canadian film director and artist.
Loren Roberta Barton, American artist
Lorna Bauer, Canadian artist.
Bauhaus Museum, Dessau needs no explanation.
Bonnie Baxter, American artist.
Léonie de Bazelaire, French femme de lettres, and painter.
Leonie de Bazelaire, in her studio at St-Dié, 1893
Lydia Beachy, 19th C American quilter.
Virginia Beahan, American photographer.
Jean Cory Beall, American painter and muralist.
Marie-Hélène Beaulieu, Canadian glass artist.
Margit Beck, a Hungarian-born painter.
Eunice Bélidor, Canadian curator.
Eugenie Keefer Bell, American-born artist.
Lorraine Bénic, Canadian artist.
Annie Bendolph, American quilting artist.
Linda Diane Bennett, Gee's Bend quilter!
Patricia Benson, American artist.
Liliana Berezowsky, Canadian public artist.
Suzanne Bergeron, Canadian abstract painter.
Amelia Bergner, 19th c American photographer!
Seven Botanical specimens, 1877 photogram by Amelia Bergner.
Ferenc Berko, Hungarian photoghrapher.
Sylvia Bernstein (artist), an American painter.
Maria Berrio, Colombian artist.
the Bettannier frères, two french lithographers who were brothers.
Mary Beyt is an American painter.
Natalie Bieser, an American artist.
The Black Manifesto, which demanded $500 million in reparations from churches for their roles in slavery and segregation.
Amy Blakemore, American photographer.
Jaume Blassi, American photographer.
Alma Hirsig Bliss, American miniature painter.
Sylvie Blocher, French video artist.
Diana Blok, Uruguay-born Dutch photographer.
Ansuya Blom, Dutch artist.
Andrea Blum, American artist. A shocker that we did not have an article, as she is quite well known.
Margaret Maclay Bogardus, American artist.
Catherine Bolduc, Canadian artist.
Clarissa Bonet, American artist and photographer.
Elias Bonine, American photographer.
Shannon Bool, Canadian artist.
Naomi Boretz, American artist.
Katharina Bosse, Finnish photographer.
Katt Both, German photographer, deisgner and architect.
Ginette Bouchard, Québécoise photographer.
Sylvie Bouchard, Canadian painter.
Tess Boudreau, Canadian Photographer.
Hélène Bourgault, Québécoise video and film artist.
Natasha Bowdoin, American artist.
Gertrude Beals Bourne, Boston painter and gardener.
Marie-Claude Bouthillier, Canadian artist.
Sascha Braunig, Canuck painter of hyper-realist optical experience.
Sylvia Braverman, American artist.
Williamsburg Bray School
Cornelia Breitenbach, American textile artist.
Karen Breschi, American ceramic artist.
Rita Briansky, Polish-Canadian painter.
Sybil Brintrup, Chilean conceptual artist.
Fritzi Brod, American aritst.
Edita Broglio, Lativan painter who emigrated to Italy in 1910.
Edmund Walpole Brooke, Australian painter.
Stephanie Brooks (artist), an American conceptual artist who makes interesting directory sculptures.
Melissa Brown (artist) is an American painter and public artist.
Sandy Brown (ceramist), British artist.
Laurie Brown (photographer), American.
Sonia Gordon Brown, an American bronze sculptor.
Zoe Lowenthal Brown, American photographer.
Jo Bruton, British artist.
Camille Bryen, French poet, artist and engraver.
Alice Standish Buell, a 19-20th C American printmaker.
Audrey Buller, Canadian artist.
Marisa Boullosa, Mexican artist.
Victoria Burge, American printmaker.
Marsha Burns, American photographer.
Barbara Burrage, American printmaker.
Linda Butler, American photographer.
Elinor Cahn, American phtoographer of Baltimore street scenes.
Alberto Cairo (physiotherapist). A genuine humanitarian who has been working with Afghan amputees for over thirty years.
Varda Caivano, Argentinian artista.
Margaret Gove Camfferman, American painter.
Gloria Camiruaga, Chilean video artist.
Camp 130, Canadian prisoner-of-war camp.
Sarah Canright, American painter.
Annie Cardin, French painter.
Priscilla Carrasco, American photographer.
Jacynthe Carrier, Canadian artist.
Louise Carrier, Canadian artist.
Virginia Cartwright, ceramic artist.
Susan Goethel Campbell, American artist working with environmental issues.
Emma Lee Pettway Campbell, American quilter from Gees Bend.
The candy bar protest
Montreal children protesting the 1947 candy bar price increase outside a Laura Secord candy store.
Suzanne Caporael, another American artist.
Ellen Carey, American photographer.
Geraldine Elizabeth Carmichael, American fraudster.
Karen Casey, Australian Aboriginal artist.
Toni Catany, Catalan photographer.
Carolina Caycedo makes interesting art about rivers.
Elsa Cayo, Peruvian (Or Belgian? Sources differ) filmmaker.
Monique Charbonneau, Canadian artist.
Cozette de Charmoy, Canadian artist.
Nan Lawson Cheney, Canadian artist.
Anita Chernewski, American photographer.
Vivian Cherry, American photographer.
Talia Chetrit, American photographic artist.
Wilfredo Chiesa, Puerto Rican artist.
Deborah Clashin, Hopi-Tewa potter.
Club Fotografico de Mexico
Jan Cobus, 17th century Flemish weaver.
Tapestry titled Africa by Jan Cobus, circa 1675–1700.
Elizabeth Colborne, American printmaker.
The Prinzhorn Collection, art by mental health patients in Heidelberg, Germany.
Gerard Collins (artist), Canadian painter.
Stéphanie Colvey, Canadian photographer.
Claudia Comte, Swiss multidisciplinary artist.
Chanel Contos, Australian sex consent activist
Diane Cook, American photographer.
Louise Todd Cope, American artist.
Cortis & Sonderegger, a fascinating Swiss artistic duo.
Betty Corwin, American theater archivist.
Marie-Andrée Cossette, Canadian holography artist.
Germaine de Coster, French printmaker.
Brigitte Coudrain, French painter/engraver/illustrator.
Marie-Josée Coulombe, Canadian sculptor.
Linda Covit, Canadian public artist.
Havre by Linda Covit
Rachel Cox (photographer), American.
COZIC, Quebecois-Canadian artist duo.
Ann Craven, American painter of birds, the moon and flowers.
Anna Craycroft, American conceptual and intervention artist.
Spencer Crew, America museum director, professor, writer and curator.
Susan Crocker, American photographer.
Anne Currier, American ceramist.
Lily Cushing, American artist.
Ruth Cyril, American printmaker. She is in a lot of collections!
Mira Dancy, Painter. American.
Annabel Daou, Lebanese contemporary artist.
Elena Darikovich, Russian photographer.
Mabel Killam Day, Canadian artist.
Zella de Milhau, American artist, comunuity organizer, ambulance driver, motorcycle cop.
Manon De Pauw, Canadian multi-disciplinary artist.
Laura de Santillana, Italian contemporary glass artist.
Lindsey Decker, American artist.
Decree 349, Cuban law restricting artistic expression.
Omar Degan, Italian-born Somali architect.
Alice des Clayes, Socttish painter.
Huguette Desjardins, Canadian artist.
François Théodore Devaulx, French 19th c. sculptor.
Lucinda Devlin, American photographer.
Martha Diamond, American artist.
Ann Didyk, American printmaker.
Erika Diettes, Colombian artist.
Nancy Dine, American filmmaker.
Claire Dinsmore, American artist.
Dornith Doherty, American photographer.
Margaret Fernald Dole, American painter.
Seena Donneson, American sculptor and printmaker.
Kaleta Doolin, American philanthropist and supporter of women artists.
Daniella Dooling, American artist.
Marguerite Redman Dorgeloh, American Printmaker who did Federal Art Project work.
Kim Dorland, Canadian painter.
Anne Macintosh Duff, Canadian watercolourist.
Charlotte Dumas, Dutch photographer.
Loretta Dunkelman, American artist.
Jeanne Dunning, American Photographer.
Chantal duPont, Canadian artist.
Celeste Dupuy-Spencer, American painter.
Louis-Emile Durandelle, 18th-century French photographer.
Jacqueline de la Baume Dürrbach, French textile artist
Lucie Duval, Canadian artist.
Susan Edgerley, Canadian artist working with glass and mixed-media.
Judith Eglington, Canadian photographer and filmmaker.
Dorothy Meigs Eidlitz, American photography, arts patron and women's advocate.
Sally Elesby, an American whimsical painter.
Soffiyah Eliijah, American lawyer, professor, activist.
Hala Elkoussy, Egyptian film director.
Elisapee Enuaraq, Inuit artist.
George Epoch, a Jesuit priest and sex abuser.
Marjorie Esa, Inuit artist
Panya Clark Espinal, it was time for a page for this Toronto sculptor.
Cecile B. Evans is a pretty darn cool contemporary artist.
Bruce Eves, Canadian artist.
Lauren Ewing, American sculptor.
Éliane Excoffier, Canadian photographer.
Andrée Fauré, French ceramist.
Hilda Fearon, British artist.
Hilda Fearon, Studio interior.
Zdenko Feyfar, Czech phootgrapher.
Ana Teresa Fernández, is a Mexican performance artist and painter.
Nicole Phungrasamee Fein, American artist.
Claudia Fährenkemper, German photographer.
Jo Feiler, American photographer.
Albina Felski, Canadian- American folk artist.
Hortense Ferne, American artist.
Edythe Ferris, American artist.
Anne Fishbein, American photographer.
Rosie Nangala Fleming, Warlpiri painter and sculptor.
Nita Forrest, Canadian artist.
Cristina Fraire, Argentine photographer.
Karilee Fuglem, Canadian artist.
Hideko Fukushima, Japanes artist. Member of Jikken Kōbō.
Denise Gadbois, Canadian artist.
Sally Gall, American photographer.
Cynthia Gallagher, American artist.
Eliza Gardiner, American artist.
Amy Gartrell, American artist.
Margaret Ann Gaug, American artist.
Alyne Gauthier-Charlebois, Canadian artist.
Lynn Geesaman, American photographer.
Ernst Moritz Geyger, German sculptor.
Sandy Gellis, American artist dealing with the environment.
Arline Généreux, Canadian artist.
Nancy Genn, American artist.
Brenna George, Canadian video artist.
Ava Gerber, American artist.
Ingeborg Gerdes, American photographer.
Edith Loring Getchell, American artist.
Karine Giboulo, Canadian maker of miniature dioramas.
Andrea Gill, American ceramist.
Louise Giovanelli, British painter.
Cynthia Girard-Renard, Canadian artist.
Eugenie Fish Glaman, American artist.
Raymonde Godin, Canadian artist.
Glenalvin Goodridge, early American photographer.
Julia Emily Gordon, British artist.
Liliana Gramberg, American printmaker and painter.
Amy Granat, American artist.
Roseline Granet, French sculptor.
Pascal Grandmaison, Canadian artist.
Dorothea Greenbaum, American Sculptor.
Jennifer Greenburg, American photographer.
Mary Grigoriadis, American painter.
Jackie Kurltjunyintja Giles, Australian painter.
Maureen Gruben, Canadian Inuvialuk artist.
Aneta Grzeszykowska, Polish artist.
Selma Gubin, American artist.
Tony Gum, South African photographer whose work you should see.
Freda Guttman, Canadian artist.
Elisabeth Haarr, Norwegian textile artist and sculptor.
Hildegarde Haas, German-born American artist.
Robert Haas (investor), statistical outlier, at least in this list.
Lissie Habie, Guatemalan photographer.
Judith Hahn, American artist.
Susan Hall (artist), American artist.
Joy Kiluvigyuak Hallauk, Inuit artist.
Karen Halverson, American photographer.
Mary Berri Chapman Hansbrough, American poet and artist.
Pamela Harris (photographer), American phtographer who moved to Canada.
Hilary Harkness, American painter.
Rosella Hartman, American artist.
Emma Hauck, German outsider artist.
Dorothy Webster Hawksley, British painter.
Deborah Hede, American artist.
Marian Sulzberger Heiskell, a woman of many talents and interests.
Tamara Henderson, Canadian artist.
Lena Henke
Mary Heisig, American artist.
Christine Hiebert, American artist.
Suzanne Hill, Canadian artist.
Bettina Hoffmann, German artist.
Jammie Holmes, American artist.
Gloria Hoppins, American quilter.
Jesse Howard, American artist.
Loretta Hines Howard, American painter and créche collector.
Morris Huberland, American photographer.
Benito Huerta, American artist.
Susannah Hunnewell, American publisher and writer.
Kudzanai-Violet Hwami, Zimbabwen painter.
Hygienic Dress League Corporation, a duo making public work in Detroit.
Iola Abraham Ikkidluak, Inuit artist.
Emily Pangnerk Illuitok, Inuit artist.
Olive Mamak Innakatsik, Inuit artist.
Camille Iquliq, Inuit artist.
Sheila Isham, American printmaker
Davidee Itulu, Inuit scrimshaw artist.
Martha Ittuluka'naaq, Inuit printmaker and drawer.
Naomi Ityi, Inuit artist.
Bernadette Ivalooarjuk Saumik, Inuit artist.
Kiyomi Iwata, Japanese-American textile artist.
Samisa Passauralu Ivilla, Inuit artist.
Mabel Wellington Jack, American artist.
Monique Jacot, Swiss photographer.
Michael Jang, an American photographer whose work went unrecognized for 30 years.
Angela Jansen, American artist.
Candy Jernigan, American artist.
Stella Johnson, American artist.
Lorna Jordan, American public art maker.
Cliff Joseph, artist, activist and art therapist
Donald Judd (progression sculptures): Judd making horizontal progress.
Tana Kaleya, Polish-German photographer and erotic film director.
Kata Kálmán, Hungarian photographer.
Priya Kambli, Indian photographer.
Loli Kantor, Israeli-American photographer.
Ruth Kaplan, Canadian photographer.
Linda Karshan, American artist.
Hilda Katz, American artist.
Nancy Lee Katz, American photographer.
Florence Kawa, 1930s American artist
Misty Keasler, American photographer.
Siassie Kenneally, Inuit artist whose drawings are incredible.
Mary Elizabeth Kennedy, American quilter-artist.
Nettie Jane Kennedy, American quilter.
Jane Kent, American artist.
Caitlin Keogh, American painter.
Catherine Kernan, American artist.
Vivian Keulards, Dutch photographer.
Kinngait Co-operative, formerly the West Baffin Eskimo Co-operative. A very famous source of Inuit art.
Anita Khemka, Indian photographer.
Hannah Kigusiuq, Inuit artist, maker of drawings and prints.
Kilsby sinkhole, a diving hole in Australia.
Holly King, Canadian artist and photographer.
Ethel Kirkpatrick, British artist.
Minnie Klavans, American artist.
Marianna Knottenbelt, Dutch-Canadian artist.
Amer Kobaslija, Bosnian-American painter.
Ferne Koch, American photographer.
Anna Kogan, Russian artist. Her history is somewhat disputed, see article.
Nina Kogan, Russian artist and creator of the Suprematist Ballet.
Valérie Kolakis, Greek artist.
Bernice Kolko, Polish-American photographer.
Dianne Kornberg, American artist.
Onorato and Krebs, Swiss photographic duo.
Isabelle Kridluar, Inuit artist.
Carolyn Krieg, American photographer.
Ella Kruglyanskaya, Lativian painter.
Myra Kukiiyaut, Inuit artist.
Qaqasiralaq Kullualik, Inuit artist.
Albert Kuntz German communist; died at Mittelbau concnetration camp after being tortured.
Kuper Island Indian Residential School, part of Canada's terrible residential school system.
Naoko Kurotsuka, Japanese artist.
Yayoi Kusama Museum, in Tokyo.
Manon Labrecque, Canadian artist.
Louis Lafon, French 19th C photographer.
Louis Lafon: Tubular Jetty, Mouth of the Adour, Port of Bayonne. 1892.
Suzanne Lafont, French photographer.
Ulric Lamarche, Canadian painter.
Alexander Lapin (photographer), Russian photographer.
Lois Lane (artist), American painter.
Sylvie Laliberté, Canadian artist.
Ellen Land-Weber.
Myriam Laplante, Canadian artist.
Christine Laptuta, Canadian-born American artist.
Gertrude K. Lathrop, American sculptor.
Carolyn Law, American public artist.
Margaret Moffet Law, American painter.
Nancy Lawton, American artist
Laura Wee Láy Láq, an amazing ceramicist from the Lower Salish Sto:lo nation.
Isaac Layman, American photographer.
Dionne Lee, American photographer.
Lucie Lefebvre, Canadian artist.
Emmanuelle Léonard, Canadian artist.
Janine Leroux-Guillaume, Canadian artist.
Erica Lennard, American photographer.
Emma Lewis, Native American potter.
Jennie Lewis, American artist.
Katherine Liberovskaya, Canadian video artist.
Doreen Lindsay, Canadian photographer.
Elaine Ling, Canadian photographer.
Robert Linsley, Canadian writer and painter.
Pia Linz, German artist.
Listening Post (artwork), a data visualization of chatroom conversations.
Frederick Cooper Llosa, Peruvian architect.
Louise Anne Lobin,French miniature painter.
Lucien-Léopold Lobin, French stained glass artist and painter.
Joan Logue, American video artist.
Angela Lorenz, American book artist.
Mary Love (artist), reputedly the first Canadian to make a lithograph, in 1830.
Rachel Lowe, British artist.
Miguel Luciano, Puerto Rican artist.
Agnes Lyall, American artist.
Joan Lyons, American artist.
Marcia Lee Macdonald, American photographer.
Sara Macel, American photographer.
Anissa Mack, an American artist known for state fair work.
Diane MacKown, American artist.
Wendy Snyder MacNeil, American photographer.
Alen MacWeeney, American photographer.
Loren Madsen, American sculptor.
Jenne Magafan, American muralist.
Megha Majumdar, Indian author
Vivian Manasc, Canadian architect.
Ann Mandelbaum, American artist and photographer.
Julia Mangold, German artist.
Katinka Mann, American artist.
Nancy Manter, American artist.
Lizbeth Marano, American artist.
Donna Marcantonio, American artist. This one needs work: DOB, details.
Helen Marden, who should have had her own page long ago. American artist.
Isabella Banks Markell, American painter of river banks.
Helena Markson, British artist.
Georgia Marsh, American painter and printmaaker.
Lynne Marsh, Canadian photographer and video installation artist.
Maxine Martell, American artist.
Lee-Ann Martin, Mohawk curator and writer.
Louise Ozell Martin, American photographer.
Concetta Mason, American glass artist.
Libbie J. Masterson, American photographer and installaiton artist.
Marie-Alexandrine Mathieu, French etcher of the 19th c.
Jill Mathis, American photographer.
Maxine Matilpi, maker of button blankets.
Carey Maxon, American artist.
Brookie Maxwell, American artist and curator.
Edith Maybin, Canadian photographer.
Lauren McCarthy, an interesting artist working with digital technology.
Paula McCartney, American phoographer.
Ann McCoy, American artist
Jean McEwen, Canadian painter.
Klea McKenna, American photgrammer.
Mary R. McKie, 19th century Canadian watercolourist.
Mary McKie: Mi'Kmaq women selling baskets in Halifax
Kelly Mclane, American painter.
Judith McMillan, American artist.
Nancy Mee, American sculptor.
Cora Meek, American quilter who lived to age 111.
Lucy Meeko, Inuit artist.
Sylvia Melland, British painter and printmaker.
Katherine Merrill, American artist.
Monika Merva, American photographer.
Deborah Mesa-Pelly, American artist.
Caroline Mesquita, French sculptor.
Sonia Handelman Meyer, American Photographer.
Jeanine Michna-Bales, American Photographer.
Julie Anne Mihalisin, American jeweller.
Olia Mishchenko, Canadian artist and drawer of beautiful things.
Marylka H. Modjeska, American artist.
Monica Mohan, an American artist.
Lottie Mooney, American quilting artist.
Flora Moore, American quilting artist from Gee's Bend.
Loraine Moore, American printmaker.
Aude Moreau (artist), French artist.
Michèle Gates Moresi, American museum curator.
Heather and Ivan Morison, Welsh artistic troublemakers. In a good way.
Jill Moser, American artist.
Joan Moss, Canadian-born American photographer.
San Isidro Movement, Cuban dissident group.
MSCHF, hilarious American art collective.
Karin Apollonia Müller, a German artist.
Mundano, Brazilian street artist.
Grace H. Murray, American artist.
Judith Murray, American artist.
Museum of Contemporary Art, Lima
Museum of Modern Mythology, defunct museum of advertising brands.
Frances Myers, American artist
Ida Nappelbaum, Russian artist
Imona Natsiapik, Inuit artist.
Barbara Neijna has been making pubic art and sculpture in the US since the 1970s.
Maria Nepomuceno, an amazing Brazilian knitter and installation artist.
Joan Clark Netherwood, American photographer.
José Luis Neyra, Mexican photographer.
Neuer Berliner Kunstverein, aka the New Berlin Art Association. Founded 1969.
Diane Neumaier, American photographer.
Frederick Newland-Pedley, British dentist.
Dallas Nine Texas artist group.
Annie Niviaxie, Inuit artist.
Ann Nooney, American printamker.
Kenda North, American photographer.
Gabriele Nothhelfer, German photographer.
Lucassie Nowra, Inuit artist.
Mattie Lou O’Kelley, American folk artist.
Elaine O’Neal, American photographer.
Maudie Rachel Okittuq, Inuit sculptor.
Porsha Olayiwola, American poet.
Isa Oomayoualook, Inuit artist.
Suzanne Opton, American photographer.
Gloria Ortiz-Hernandez, Colombian artist.
Christine Osinski, American photogrpaher.
Virginia Overton is an American sculptor. I like her stuff.
Josie Padluq, Inuit artist.
Esther Parada, American photographer.
Ann Parker (photographer), an American photographer.
Olivia Parker, American photographer.
Elsie Dodge Pattee, American miniature painter.
Christina Patoski, American photographer.
Dalton Paula, Brazilian artist.
Split Pavillion was a controversial artowrk by Andrea Blum that was installed in, and then removed from, Carlsbad, California.
Mary Peck, American photographer.
Ruth Penington, American artist, jeweler and craft activist.
Joyce Pensato: American painter.
Jenny Perlin, American artist.
Eileen Perrier, British photographer.
Serena Perrone, American printmaker.
Dolly Perutz: The Whitney holds 30 of her works in their collection, and she did not have a WP page!
Arcola Pettway, American quilter form Gee's Bend.
Arlonzia Pettway, another Gee's Bend quilter! Amazing work.
Jessie T. Pettway, American artist/quilter.
Lutisha Pettway, American quilter from Gee's Bend.
Martha Jane Pettway, another amazing quilter/artist from Gee's Bend.
Mensie Lee Pettway, Gee's bend quilter.
Josie Pisuktie, Inuit artist.
Liss Platt, Canadian artist.
Fanny Grace Plimsoll, British painter active in Montreal around 1900.
Linda Plotkin, Anmerican printmaker.
Susan Plum, American glass and installation artist.
Diane Poitras, Canadian film and video artist.
Polaroid Collection, a former colleciton of photographs held by the Polaroid Corporation.
Jacqui Poncelet, Belgian artist.
Liza May Post, Dutch artist.
Peggy Preheim
Joan Webster Price, American artist.
Price, Birch & Co., American slave trading company.
Mina Pulsifer, American printmaker.
Puppies Puppies, American contemporary artist doing some really weird stuff.
Rosamond W. Purcell, American photographer.
Paniluk Qamanirq, Inuit sculptor.
Mary Qayuaryuk, Inuit artist.
Nathaniel Mary Quinn, American painter.
Simeonie Quppapik, Inuit artist.
Raquel Rabinovich, Argentinian-American artist.
Helen Rae, American outsider artist.
V. V. Rankine, American artist. With an assist from Ser Amantio di Nicolao.
April Rapier, American photographer.
Lucy Raven, American artist.
Lilo Raymond, American photographer.
Sylvie Readman, Canadian photographer.
Joan Redmond, American photographer.
Everette Dixie Reese, American photographer.
Jeanette Reinhardt, Canadian video artist.
Susan Ressler, American photographer.
Kina Reusch, Canadian artist.
Barbara Jo Revelle, American public artist and photographer.
Andrée Rexroth American artist.
Dominique Rey (artist), Canadian photographer.
Jeanne Reynal, American artist.
Jill Reynolds, American artist primarily working in glass.
Sakiassie Ragee, Inuit artist.
Linda Rich, American photographer.
Jules Richard (photographer), French businessman, photographer and instrument maker.
Patricia D. Richards American photographer.
Lillian Richter, American artist.
Barbra Riley, American photographer.
Liisa Roberts, Finnish-American, Paris-born artist.
Martha McMillan Roberts, American photographer.
Abby Robinson, American photographer.
Sheila Rock, American photographer.
Tata Ronkholz, German photographer.
Megan Rooney, Canadian artist of many disciplines.
Mia Westerlund Roosen, American sculptor.
Fred Ross, New Brunswick muralist and painter.
Alison Rossiter, American artist.
Charlotte Rosshandler, Canadian-American photographer.
Judith Rothschild, an American abstract painter who left her $40 million dollar collection of art to an eponymous foundation to support art. Good on ya Judith.
Charlotte Rothstein, American artist.
Kari Russell-Pool, American glass artist.
Dorothy Rutka, American artist.
Francis Ruyter, American artist.
Sylvia Safdie, Canadian artist.
Lissie Saggiak, Inuit artist.
Lucia Autorino Salemme, American artist.
Adrienne Salinger, American photographer.
Jayce Salloum, from a starter draft by User:Corie.waugh.
Victoria Sambunaris, American photographer.
Chiara Samugheo, Italian photographer.
América Sánchez, Argentine photographer and graphic designer.
Benita Sanders, Canadian printmaker.
Hope Sandrow, American artist.
Akitiq Sanguya, Inuit sculptor.
Elisha Sanguya, Inuit sculptor and printmaker.
Michelle Sank, South African photographer.
Francine Savard, Canadian artist.
Lynn Saville, American photographer.
Keisha Scarville, American photographer.
Hiba Schahbaz, Pakistani-American painter.
Shirley Scheier, American printmaker.
Scherer, Nabholz & Co., Russian photgrapht company active in 18th c.
Lesley Schiff, American laser print artist.
Lonny Schiff, Americna artist.
Melanie Schiff, American photographer.
Aurel Schmidt, a Canadian artist whose drawings are incredible.
Bastienne Schmidt, German artist.
Ursula Schultze-Bluhm, German painter.
Sandra Scolnik, American artist.
Gertrude Schweitzer, American artist.
Carole Seborovski, American artist.
Doris Seidler, English artist.
Nancy Kangeryuaq Sevoga, Inuit artist.
Emmer Sewell, American folk artist.
Flora Schofield, American painter.
Ann Leda Shapiro, American painter.
Accra Shepp, American photographer.
Anna Shteynshleyger, American photographer.
Irene Siegel, American artist.
Lee Sievan, American photographer.
Khaleel Seivwright, Candian carpenter and activist.
Adele Sigguk, Inuit artist.
Zdzislaw Sikora, American artist.
Belle Silveira, American artist.
Lauren E. Simonutti, an American photographer.
Clara Skinner, American printmaker.
Rena Small, American conceptual artist.
Krystyna Smiechowska, Polish artist.
Isa Smiler, Inuit artist.
Florine Smith, Gee's bend quilter.
Hayley Smith, American wood turning artist.
May Aimée Smith, English woodcut artist.
Judith Solodkin, American printmaker and milliner.
Sanlé Sory, Burkinabe photographer.
Kathleen Mary Spagnolo, American artist.
Gregory Spaid, American photographer.
Meredyth Sparks, American artist.
Douglas Spedden, child survivor of the Titanic.
Coreen Mary Spellman, American painter and printmaker.
Loredana Sperini, Swiss sculptor and painter.
Barbara Spohr, Canadian photographer.
Eva Stæhr-Nielsen, Danish ceramic artist.
Maybelle Stamper, American printmaker.
Sandra Stark, American photographer.
Barbara Steinman, Canadian artist.
Robert William Stewart, first Black police officer in Los Angeles.
Elizabeth Stone, American phtographer.
Erika Stone, German-American photographer.
Sylvia Stone, a Canadian artist whose work is held in the Whitney collection.
Di Stovall, American artist.
Maya Stovall, American radical ballerina.
Muriel Streeter, American artist.
Pamela Studstill, American quilter.
Nunatta Sunakkutaangit Museum, in Iqualuit, Nunavut.
Mara Superior, American ceramist.
Vivian Suter, Swiss-Aregentine artist.
Roslyn Swartzman, Canadian printmaker.
Andrea Szilasi, Canadian artist.
Gabor Szilasi, Canadian photographer.
Tabor Opera House, Colorado opera house.
Madoka Takagi, American photographer.
Jude Tallichet, American sculptor.
Tarakhil Power Plant, Afghan power plant built by USAID.
Mary Tassugat, Inuit artist.
Sabina Teichman, American painter.
Niuta Teitelbaum , Polish resistance fighter.
Else Thalemann, German photographer.
Billie Jean Theide, American artist.
Carl & Marilynn Thoma Art Foundation, in my IP life just prior to opening this account.
Lava Thomas, American artist.
Charles Thurston Thompson, 19th C British photographer.
Diana Thorne, American artist.
Bernadette Iguptark Tongelik, Inuit artist.
Clarissa Tossin, Brazilian artist.
Aisa Tuluga, Inuit artist.
Ruth Annaqtuusi Tulurialik, Inuit artist.
Nicole Tung, Chinese photojournlist.
Elizabeth Tunnuq, Inuit artist.
Susan Turcot, Canadian artist.
Janet E. Turner, American printmaker.
Ewa Turska, Polish-Canadian artist.
Anne Turyn, American photographer.
Marjorie Siksi'naaq Tutannuaq, Inuit artist. Last one added from NGC collection.
TV Buddha, artwork by Nam June Paik.
Harriet C. Tytler, 19th C British photographer found in the National Gallery of Canada collection.
Shafique Uddin, Bangladeshi-English painter.
Clover Vail, American artist.
Caroline Valenta, American photojournalist.
Laurence Vallières, Canadian maker of giant carboard sculptures.
Dorothy Varian, American painter.
Salle Werner Vaughn, American painter.
Liena Vayzman, American curator, art historian and photographer.
Adriene K. Veninger, Canadian artist.
Siebren Versteeg, a really interesting digital artist.
Louise Viger, Canadian sculptor.
Lynx Vilden, British Stone age technologist.
Pauline Vinson, American artist.
Laura Volkerding, American photographer.
Julia Wachtel, American painter.
Ann Wager, Colonial American schoolteacher.
Marion Wagschal, Canadian painter.
Emily Burling Waite, American artist.
Shelagh Wakely, British artist
Sandy Walker, American artist.
Mildred Waltrip, American artist.
Works Progress Administration commissioned poster by Mildred Waltrip, c. 1936–1938.
Chih-Chien Wang (artist), Taiwanese-Canadian photographer.
Liz Ward (artist), American.
Esther Warkov (artist), Canadian.
Doris Martha Weber, American photographer.
Sandra Weiner, American photographer.
Ellen Havre Weis, American historian and founder of the Museum of Modern Mythology
Pierre Wemaëre, French painter and tapestry designer.
Rhonda Weppler and Trevor Mahovsky, a Canadian sculpture duo!
Judi Werthein, Argentinian artist.
Geraldine Westbrook, American artist and quilter from Gee's Bend.
Vera White (artist), an American artist, collector and philanthropist.
Jane Byrd McCall Whitehead, American artist.
Susan Wides, American photographer.
Catherine Widgery. How is it possible that this American public artist and sculptor, who has done 53 public art projects across North America, didn't have a page?
Ulla Wiggen, Swedish painter of exquisite circuits.
Melati and Isabel Wijsen, Indonesian climate activists.
Elisabeth Wild, Austrian collage artist.
Patty Ann Williams, quilter from Gee's Bend.
Nell Hall Williams, quilter from Gee's Bend.
Sarah Furman Warner Williams, 18–19th century American needlepoint artist.
Colleen Wolstenholme, Canadian artist and maker of giant pills.
Issy Wood, American painter.
Agustina Woodgate, an interesting new Argentinian multi-disciplinary artist.
Amy Namowitz Worthen, American artist.
Holly Wright, American actress and photographer.
Ida Wyman, New York photographer.
Anusha Yadav, Indian photographer.
Lynne Yamamoto, American artist.
Myriam Yates, Canadian photographer, video and installation artist.
Brooks Yeomans, American outsider artist.
JeongMee Yoon, Korean photographer.
Annie Mae Young, another amazing quilter from Gees Bend.
Deborah Pettway Young, Gee's Bend quilter.
Flora Yukhnovich, British painter.
Carla Zaccagnini, Brazilian artist.
Michele Zalopany, American artist.
Leila Zelli, Iranian-Canadian artist.
Minna Weiss Zellner, American artist. Last one to be added from the Smithsonian collection.

Wallpaper manufacturers and designers

*Cockatoo and Pomegranate* wallpaper, designed by Walter Crane. Colour woodblock print on paper; Produced by Jeffrey & Co.; England in 1899.

Wallpaper design by Paul Balin, circa 1850–1873.

Circa 1869 wallpaper design by Paul Balin.

Jeffrey & Co, British wallpaper maker.
Paul Balin, French wallpaper designer and manufacturer.
Braquenié et Cie, French textile manufacturer.
de Gournay, English wallpaper manufacturer established 1986.
Jacquemart & Bérnard, French wallpaper manufacturers, circa 1800.
Jourdan et Villard French wallpaper company, circa 1800.
Xavier Mader, French designer who mostly worked for Joseph Dufour et Cie.
Pierre-Antoine Mongin, French painter and designer who worked for Zuber on their panoramic designs.
Robert Graves Company, 19th-20th century American Wallpaper manufacturer.
Paul Dumas, French wallpaper designer.

Stubs on Ivorian artists

This is a niche enough subject to be quite interesting!

Franck Abd-Bakar Fanny, Paul Kodjo.
Armand Boua, painter.
Emile Guebehi, sculptor.
Paul Kodjo, photographer.

Articles expanded or improved

A Line Made by Walking, the famous Richard Long sculpture.
Allison Schulnik, amazing painter and animator
Arthur Elliott (photographer), an American who ended up in Cape Town South Africa documenting its architecture.
Beta-M, a fascinating but very dangerous way to generate electricity.
Bill Hammond, New Zealand artist.
Bridal Procession on the Hardangerfjord, a nice landscape painting that occupies a special part of the Norwegian patriotic consciousness.
Carol Szathmari, reputedly the first-ever war photographer.
Charles Harris (photographer), African-American photographer.
Chicago 15 (protest group)
Clay Ketter, American minimalist painter-sculptor-cabinetmaker.
cyberbunker: servers, outlaws and NATO Bunkers.
Danica Dakić, Bosnian artist.
Eugene Greene was an Irish priest that one publication called a "notorious pedophile"
FAT bastard (the wine).
Fernet-Branca, an Italian bitter.
Francesca DiMattio, which was a bit promotional beforehand. Definitely notable.
Frieder Nake, computer art pioneer.
George Barker (photographer) a photographer from north of 60.
Geneviève Cadieux, author of the famous and iconic lips over the Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal.
Gertrude Ellen Hayes, British painter and etcher.
Gilbert Étienne, Swiss economist
The Guri Dam, a reservoir and hydroelectric station whose failure plunged several Venezuelan cities into darkness in 2019.
Henri-Lucien Cheffer, French multi-talented artist.
Knut Wiggen, Swedish electro-acoustic composer.
Kim Dingle, American painter and restauranteur.
Jaka Železnikar, a Slovene net artist I didn't know about until now.
Jason Salavon, digital artist.
John de Martelly, American artist.
John T. Riddle, American assemblage artist and painter.
Josiah McElheny, New York-based contemporary glass artist.
Larry Towell an astoundingly prolific Canadian photojournalist I had never heard of.
Los Angeles Urban Rangers, relational aesthetics safaris!
Marina Amaral, a Brazilian artist who specializes in digitally colouring historical photographs.
Margarita Cabrera: she is pretty darn spectacular.
Matthew Wong, Canadian painter.
Metro Theater (New York)
Paul Brainerd, who coined the term "desktop publishing", and did some good philanthropic things too.
Paul Fusco (photographer), photographer.
Petrit Halilaj, Kosovar sculptor and installation artist.
Photoplotter It's part of how your phone gets made.
Rico Lebrun. Lots more could be done here.
Robert Foulis (inventor), Canadian inventor of the fog horn
Saab 401 Sweish hovercraft.
Sheila Waters, British calligrapher.
Shooting of Cesar Rene Arce
Sigalit Landau, Israeli installation artist.
Solar United Neighbors, American solar panel buying coop.
Stillfried & Andersen were two photographers in Japan during the 1870s.
Survival Research Laboratories, kings of machine mayhem.
The Magic Portal, early Lego brickfilm.
The spectacular Tatzu Nishi.
Noel Wood, Australian artist.
Warren Marrison, co-inventor of the quartz clock in 1927.

Image requests

I've written (anonymously) to the following organizations to ask them to upload an image to Wikimedia Commons for their article. I have no connection to any of these organizations. Keeping track here also serves to demonstrate whether or not anyone ever uploads the requested image!

Nunatta Sunakkutaangit Museum Article created 25 January 2021, image requested 17 March 2021.

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	Hey, I just wanted to say thanks. Paul Couvrette's article is teaching me about how to be a Wikipedia contributor without going out of bounds. Your edits and the steps you've taken have helped a lot. Cheers LawrenceTemple (talk) 03:55, 7 January 2019 (UTC)

For your contributions to the impromptu virtual editathon to get the quilters of Gee's Bend on Wikipedia. Thank you!

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On 26 April 2019, Did you know was updated with a fact from the article Virginia Overton, which you recently created, substantially expanded, or brought to good article status. The fact was ... that an original work by artist Virginia Overton was used as a prize at the 2016 Tribeca Film Festival? The nomination discussion and review may be seen at Template:Did you know nominations/Virginia Overton. You are welcome to check how many page hits the article got while on the front page (here's how, Virginia Overton), and it may be added to the statistics page if the total is over 5,000. Finally, if you know of an interesting fact from another recently created article, then please feel free to suggest it on the Did you know talk page.— Maile (talk) 00:01, 26 April 2019 (UTC)

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Thank you for quality articles about women who create art, such as Virginia Overton and Kader Attia, for beginning many more, also from your hometown Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal, for expanding articles such as Geneviève Cadieux, - Gerda Arendt (talk) 07:54, 26 April 2019 (UTC) you are an awesome Wikipedian!

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On 10 January 2020, Did you know was updated with a fact from the article A Line Made by Walking, which you recently created, substantially expanded, or brought to good article status. The fact was ... that the sculpture A Line Made by Walking proposed that the simple act of walking could be an art form? The nomination discussion and review may be seen at Template:Did you know nominations/A Line Made by Walking. You are welcome to check how many page hits the article got while on the front page (here's how, A Line Made by Walking), and it may be added to the statistics page if the total is over 5,000. Finally, if you know of an interesting fact from another recently created article, then please feel free to suggest it on the Did you know talk page.--valereee (talk) 00:02, 10 January 2020 (UTC)

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On 6 June 2020, Did you know was updated with a fact from the article Candy bar protest, which you recently created, substantially expanded, or brought to good article status. The fact was ... that in 1947, Canadian children staged a nationwide candy bar protest against an increase in the price of chocolate bars from five to eight cents? The nomination discussion and review may be seen at Template:Did you know nominations/Candy bar protest. You are welcome to check how many page hits the article got while on the front page (here's how, Candy bar protest), and it may be added to the statistics page if the total is over 5,000. Finally, if you know of an interesting fact from another recently created article, then please feel free to suggest it on the Did you know talk page.Amakuru (talk) 00:01, 6 June 2020 (UTC)

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