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Hi, I'm a bit puzzled why this article has no inline citations (see WP:REFB). I see there are some "References" at the end, but the ones I've followed do not obviously support the article, no doubt there is some rationale. It would help if the refs connected to the text in the usual way with <ref>...</ref> tags, but failing that at least the sources should indicate how they are meant to help, and should be to exact pages, not to the home page of an art gallery (I'm guessing there is an actual page somewhere in the gallery's website which connects to the subject of the article). The point is that readers should not be left wondering and guessing (see Verifiability), specially for a BLP article. Chiswick Chap (talk) 19:39, 13 February 2014 (UTC)Reply
