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As of May 2024, I have created more than 960 new articles and worked on more than 23,600 articles. The articles on this page are a selection of articles that I created or made more than a passing expansion or improvement in my first nine years on Wikipedia. Some of the Good articles () are Langlois Bridge at Arles, Olive Trees (Van Gogh series), Grandma Moses, Ethel Sands, Elyesa Bazna, Edith Hern Fossett, Rebecca Lee Crumpler, and Valerie Rodway. See also the Women artists section for more good articles. I had a number posted as Did you know...? (DYK) features when they were made a new article, expanded more than 5x, or were made a Good article.

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Something opens our wings. Something makes boredom and hurt disappear. Someone fills the cup in front of us: We taste only sacredness. Rumi

I've also reviewed 74 good articles, tincluding Ukiyo-e that is now a featured article, Tyntesfield, John Bauer (illustrator) and Einar Jolin.

Articles nominated for deletion that I worked on in a significant manner include Don Aslett, Debra Ruh, Rabia Salihu Sa'id, Jonathan Antin, Ricky Lauren, James Cantine, Jason Elliot, Jonathan Soros, and Justine Hardy. Among the many articles that I made edits to from the Special:NewPagesFeed are Tell el-Balamun, Charles Richard Ball, Carnival of Satriano di Lucania, and Diarmaid Ó Súilleabháin (writer).

Title	Image	Articles
Artists born in the 16th century		Susannah Hornebolt - England's first known female artist (improved)
Artists born in the 17th century		Dorothy Savile, Countess of Burlington and Countess of Cork (new)
Artists born in the 18th century		Pauline Auzou (improved), Ruth Henshaw Bascom (new), Isabella Beetham (new), Hannah Cohoon (improved), Polly Collins (new), Anne Margaret Coke, Viscountess Anson (new), Margaret Fownes-Luttrell (new), Constance Mayer (improved), Susanna Paine (expanded, ), Jane Beetham Read (new)
Artists born in the 19th century		Elenore Abbott (improved), Sophie Gengembre Anderson (improved), Vivian Louise Aunspaugh (improved), Enella Benedict (improved), Elizabeth Fearne Bonsall (new), Fidelia Bridges (improved), Jennie Augusta Brownscombe (improved). Approved DYK for International Women's Day, Hilda Carline (new), Ruth Payne Burgess (improved), Katharine Carl (improved), Eda Nemoede Casterton (improved), Minerva J. Chapman (improved), Émilie Charmy (improved), Elizabeth Campbell Fisher Clay (new), Elizabeth Coffin (improved), Nessa Cohen (improved), Emma Lampert Cooper (improved), Kate Cory (improved), Gabrielle D. Clements (new), Louise Cox (painter) (improved), Vera Cuningham (new), Elinor Darwin (improved), Jenny Eakin Delony (improved), Maria Oakey Dewing (improved), Edith Dimock (improved), Sarah Paxton Ball Dodson (improved), Helen Thomas Dranga (improved), Susan Macdowell Eakins (improved), Elizabeth Forbes (artist) (improved); Ruth VanSickle Ford (improved), Ellen Day Hale (improved), Ann Hall (improved), Charlotte Harding (new), Edith Haworth (improved), Mary Brewster Hazelton (new, ), Anna Hope Hudson (new), Catherine A. Janvier (new), Ilse Jonas (new), Helen M. Knowlton (improved), M. Jean McLane (expanded), Florence MacKubin (expanded), Lilian May Miller (improved), Blanche Hoschedé Monet (expanded), Grandma Moses (expanded, ), Nampeyo (improved), Rhoda Holmes Nicholls (5x expanded+husb, nominated for DYK), Abigail May Alcott Nieriker (expand), Eleanor Norcross (improved, ), Annie Shepley Omori (new), Elizabeth Okie Paxton (improved+husb), May Wilson Preston (expanded+husb, Mary Elizabeth Price (expanded), Marion Nicholl Rawson (improved), Elizabeth Wentworth Roberts (new), Gwen Salmond (new), Ethel Sands (new, ), Emily Sartain (expanded, ), Dixie Selden (expanded), Amanda Brewster Sewell (expanded), Marjorie Sherlock (new), Elizabeth Sparhawk-Jones (new), Alice Kent Stoddard (new), Annie Swynnerton (expanded), Jessie Willcox Smith (improved) Related articles Camille Doncieux (expanded), Alice Hoschedé (expanded)
Artists born in the 20th century		Florence Riefle Bahr (improved), Judith Bernstein (improved), Emilie Boon (improved), Ruth Borchard (improved), Hilda Carline (new), Lillian Chestney, Bettina Cirone (new, with another user), Jean Cooke (improved), Miriam Davenport (improved), Catherine Dean (artist) (new), Ruth Dicker (improved),Katherine Sophie Dreier (improved), Katherine Sophie Dreier (improved), Lynne Mapp Drexler (improved), Mary Beth Edelson (new ), Nita Engle (improved), Jane Freilicher (improved), Laura Marie Greenwood (improved), Natalie Hays Hammond (improved), Helen Hardin (improved), Edith Haworth (improved), Joan Arend Kickbush (improved), Joyce Kozloff (improved), Susan Krieg (improved), Alicia Leeke (expand), Allison Lefcort (expand), Alicia Leeke (expand), Allison Lefcort (expand), Kate Millett (improved, ), Marjorie Mikasen (improved), Esther Rose (improved), Jenny Scobel (improved), Genevieve Springston Lynch (improved), Amanda Sage (expand), Sally Schoch (improved), Elinor Bellingham Smith (new), Pamela Stafford (improved), Mierle Laderman Ukeles (improved), Jessica Voorsanger (improved), Kay WalkingStick (improved), Faith Wilding (improved), Janise Yntema (improved)
Curators		Sarah Tyson Hallowell (improved)
Organizations		American Artists Professional League (new), Concord Art Association (new), New Century Club (Philadelphia), New York Feminist Art Institute (new), Penland School of Crafts (improved), Womanhouse (improved), Woman's Art Club of New York (new), Women's Caucus for Art (improved),
Movements		Cyberfeminism (improved), Feminist art (new from redirect), Feminist art movement in the United States (improved), Feminist art movement (new from redirect)
Templates		Template:Feminist art movement in the United States (new), Template:New Woman (late 19th century) (new), Template:Historic Swedish women artists (new)
Other		Mary Smith Prize (new)

Title	Image	Articles
Topics		Shakers (improved), Early Chronology of Shakers (new from Shakers article, still needs work and citations), Era of Manifestations, Shaker furniture (improved)
Communities		Shaker communities (new), Alfred Shaker Historic District (improved), Enfield Shaker Historic District , Groveland Shaker Village (new), North Union Shaker Site (improved), Union Village Shaker settlement (new), Shirley Shaker Village (improved), Watervliet Shaker Village (Ohio) (new)
People		Hannah Cohoon (improved), Polly Collins (new)
Templates		Template:Shakers sidebar (new), Template:Shaker music (new)

Title	Articles
General articles	Prehistory of Colorado * List of prehistoric sites in Colorado
Paleo-Indian sites	New: Cedar Point Village * Colorado Millennial Site * Franktown Cave * Jones-Miller Bison Kill Site * Jurgens Site * Lamb Spring * Magic Mountain Site * Phillips-Williams Fork Reservoir Site * Roxborough State Park Archaeological District * Soapstone Prairie Natural Area * Trinchera Cave Archeological District Expanded: Lindenmeier Site * LoDaisKa Site * Roxborough State Park (minor expansion)
Prehistoric cultures	New: Apex complex * Apishapa culture * Basketmaker culture * Cody complex * Dismal River culture * Mount Albion complex * Panhandle culture * Picosa culture * Sopris Phase Expanded: Oshara Tradition
Ancient Puebloan sites	New: Anasazi Heritage Center * Ansel Hall Ruin * Joe Ben Wheat Site Complex / Yellow Jacket. Expanded: Canyons of the Ancients National Monument * Hawkins Pueblo and Preserve * Hovenweep National Monument * Mesa Verde National Park * NAN Ranch * Yucca House National Monument
Ancient Puebloan subjects and periods	New: Basketmaker culture * Early Basketmaker II Era * Late Basketmaker II Era * Basketmaker III Era * Pueblo I Era * Pueblo II Era * Pueblo III Era * Pueblo IV Era * Pueblo V Era Expanded: List of ancient dwellings of Pueblo peoples in Colorado * Trail of the Ancients
Protohistoric	New: Canon Pintado
Archaeologists	Cynthia Irwin-Williams (new) * Joe Ben Wheat (expanded, clean-up)
Archaeological evidence	New: Mano (stone) * Storage pit (archaeology)
Navigation templates	New: Indigenous people of Colorado * Ancient Pueblo People

Title	Articles
Biographies	Cheyenne: Owl Woman. Taos Pueblo: Albert Looking Elk * Albert Lujan * Juan Mirabal * Lori Tanner (Pop Wea) (stub)
Nations	Expanded: Jicarilla Apache * Taos Pueblos * Ute Mountain Ute Tribe

Title	Articles
Explorers	Expanded: Dominguez-Escalante Expedition
Municipalities	Expanded: Montana City, Colorado
Historic buildings or sites	New: Black Forest School * Calhan Paint Mines Archeological District * Calhan Rock Island Railroad Depot * Drennan School * Eastholme
Biographies	New: Clara Brown, Harriet Forten Purvis, Elizabeth Hickok Robbins Stone, Eliza Sproat Turner. Expanded: * Frances Wisebart Jacobs
Biographical related articles	New: Society of Colorado Pioneers * Colorado Women's Hall of Fame

User:CaroleHenson/Menu - articles

Articles

Women artists

Shakers

Southwest, primarily Colorado

Prehistory

Native Americans

History

Manitou Springs

Colorado Springs

Taos area

Abolitionists, slavery

Visual Arts

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Related Articles

Title	Articles
General articles	New: Manitou Springs Historic District * List of Manitou Springs Historic District buildings
Historic buildings or structures	New: Bridge over Fountain Creek (Manitou Avenue) * Barker House * Cliff House * Crystal Valley Cemetery * Keithley Log Cabin Development District * Manitou Bathhouse * Manitou Mineral Springs * Manitou Springs Bridges (2) * US Post Office-Manitou Springs Main * Redstone Castle (also Chambers House) * Wheeler Bank
Biographies	New: Louis Unser * Jerome B. Wheeler
Other

Title	Articles
General	New: History of Colorado Springs, Colorado (from a redirect). Expanded: Colorado Springs, Colorado, Old Colorado City
Biographies	New: Eric Bransby * Albert E. Carlton * Thomas MacLaren (architect) * Alice Bemis Taylor
Historic buildings	New: Boulder Crescent Place Historic District * Carlton House * Chadbourn Spanish Gospel Mission * City Hall of Old Colorado City * Colorado Springs City Hall * Colorado Springs Day Nursery * Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum * Colorado Springs Public Library-Carnegie Building * Cottonwood Creek Bridge * Cutler Hall * DeGraff Building * Judson Moss Bemis House * Penrose Hospital * US Post Office and Courthouse
Parks and trails	New: Bear Creek Cañon Park * Bear Creek Regional Park and Nature Center * List of parks in Colorado Springs, Colorado * Memorial Park, Colorado Springs * Monument Valley Park * North Cheyenne Cañon Park * Parks in Colorado Springs, Colorado * Pikes Peak Greenway
Former towns or neighborhoods	Broadmoor, Colorado (expanded), Cragmor, Colorado, Ivywild, Colorado, Knob Hill, Colorado, Papeton, Colorado, Pikeview, Colorado, Roswell, Colorado
Other	New: Colorado Balloon Classic * Colorado Springs Business Journal * Colorado Springs and Interurban Railway (expanded)

Title	Articles
Historic places	La Loma Plaza Historic District (new) * La Morada de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe (new) * Leon Gaspard House (new) * Martinez Hacienda (expanded) * Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish (Taos, New Mexico) (new) * Picuris Pueblo, New Mexico (expanded) * Pot Creek Cultural Site (new) * Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico (new) * Talpa, New Mexico (new) * Taos Downtown Historic District (new) * Taos Plaza (expanded)
Places	Bobcat Pass (new) * John Dunn Bridge (new) * Palo Flechado Pass (new) * Tres Piedras, New Mexico (new) * Wild Rivers Recreation Area
Scenic Byways	Enchanted Circle Scenic Byway (new) * New Mexico Scenic Byways (new) * Trail of the Ancients Scenic Byway (New Mexico) (new)

Title	Articles
Biographies	New: Primus Hall * John T. Hilton * Edward G. Walker * Delia Webster * Edith Hern Fossett () Expanded: Prince Hall, Rebecca Crumpler ()
Black Loyalists	Deborah Squash, Jane Jackson Thompson (slaveholder Robert Tucker (burgess 1753)), {{Black Loyalists}}, Expand: Rose Fortune, Stephen Blucke, Rev. John Marrant
Boston historic sites	John Coburn House * Lewis and Harriet Hayden House * List of notable addresses in Beacon Hill, Boston * Phillips School * Rowe Street Baptist Church * John J. Smith House
Other	12th Regiment Heavy Artillery U.S. Colored Troops
Navigation templates	Boston African American community pre-Civil War * Slave narrative

Artist	Example	Articles
Frank Weston Benson		New: List of works by Frank Weston Benson Expanded: Frank Weston Benson - The Guild of Boston Artists Related Salem Harbor
Raphael		Ansidei Madonna‎ * Aldobrandini Madonna‎ * Madonna of Foligno (Raphael) * Madonna of Loreto (Raphael)‎ * Madonna with the Blue Diadem‎ * Niccolini-Cowper Madonna * The Prophet Isaiah (Raphael)‎
Sculptors		Archibald Dawson‎ * Donald Gilbert
Stained glass		Glass techniques Came * Came glasswork New * Alfred Drury * Arild Rosenkrantz * Joan Howson * Moira Forsyth * British and Irish stained glass template Expanded The Glass House, Fulham
Taos art colonly		New: Harwood Museum of Art * Taos Art Museum * Albert Looking Elk * Albert Lujan * Juan Mirabal * Lori Tanner (Pop Wea) Expanded: Millicent Rogers Museum * Taos Society of Artists * Taos art colony Related, expanded: Taos, New Mexico
Vincent van Gogh		Expanded List of works by Vincent van Gogh * Portraits by Vincent van Gogh Almond Blossoms (Van Gogh series) * Butterflies (Van Gogh series) * Paintings of Children (Van Gogh series) * Trees and Undergrowth (Van Gogh series) * Van Gogh's family in his art * Wheat Fields (Van Gogh series)
Vincent van Gogh - Netherlands		Cottages (Van Gogh series)‎ * Early works of Vincent van Gogh - works from 1881 and 1882 * Old Church Tower at Nuenen‎ * Peasant Character Studies (Van Gogh series) * Sien * Still life paintings by Vincent van Gogh (Netherlands) * Still Life with Straw Hat
Vincent van Gogh - Paris		Agostina Segatori Sitting in the Café du Tambourin‎ * Asnières (Van Gogh series) * Le Moulin de la Galette (Van Gogh series): Montmartre, windmill paintings named Le Moulin de la Galette * Montmartre (Van Gogh series) * Outskirts of Paris (Van Gogh) * Portrait of Père Tanguy: Paris, supported Van Gogh, Japanese influence * Seine (Van Gogh series): Paris, paintings along the Seine in Paris, Clichy, and Asnières * Still life paintings by Vincent van Gogh (Paris) * Still Life: Vase with Pink Roses (Van Gogh) * Vase with Red Poppies
Vincent van Gogh - Arles		Farmhouse in Provence * Hospital in Arles (Van Gogh series) * La Mousmé‎ * Landscape with Snow * Langlois Bridge at Arles (Van Gogh series): Arles, combination of new influences and those of Holland * Portrait of the Artist's Mother (Van Gogh): Arles, made from a photograph * The Roulin Family (Van Gogh series): Arles, interaction and support by Roulin family * Saintes-Maries (Van Gogh series)
Vincent van Gogh - Saint Remy		Copies by Vincent van Gogh: Paintings made in Saint-Remy of works by Millet, Delacroix, Rembrandt and others * Farmhouse in Provence * Flowering Orchards (Van Gogh series) * Olive Trees (Van Gogh series) of 16 paintings: Saint-Remy, spiritual significance, compliment to The Starry Night * Saint-Paul Asylum, Saint-Rémy (Van Gogh series) is a collection of paintings that Van Gogh made of the asylum grounds or from his window in the asylum. It includes paintings of the interior, the enclosed wheat field he painted from his cell and a number of paintings of the garden grounds, trees and flowers. There are also three portraits. * The Wheat Field: paintings of the enclosed wheat field visible from Van Gogh's room at Saint-Paul asylum
Vincent van Gogh - Auvers		Daubigny's Garden * Doctor Gachet's Garden in Auvers * Girl in White
Wyeths		New: Carolyn Wyeth Expanded: Andrew Wyeth - Jamie Wyeth
Other artists		Hieronymus Bosch: The Conjurer (painting) - The Temptation of St Anthony (Bosch painting) * Salvador Dalí Basket of Bread