  == Checking in regarding the VVG List of Works ==  Hi,  Since you've done quite a bit of work on the list, I thought I'd touch base with you.  I don't have to be told twice to be bold.  I'm kind of a plunge in there kind of gal.  As I've been adding more images, I've had a couple of questions.  Well, first a comment just so you understand my motivation.  I get your point about not wanting to compete with the Van Gogh Gallery sites.  I guess it has been disheartening for me personally to come to the list of works for my beloved Vincent and see so many question marks.  Besides that, it's been a challenge to write articles about a grouping of info where I first spend a lot of time sorting out (in spreadsheets) all the information about the group/potential groups to ensure that I have the right images - matched to F#s so that I'm sure the info is accurate before I try matching info up to the F#s.  That's a very long way (sorry) of saying I've taken it on personally to make it easier for future writing and for viewers that might happen upon this list.  Thanks so much for being similarly driven to ensure that the title, date and location info is accurate - without that it would have been a LOT harder to match up images, titles, dates, etc.!!!  Now to the questions: - At first it made sense to me to sort by year and then by F number  but that's just the way I approached it and didn't hear any concern about going with that approach so I went full steam ahead.  As I get into the works of 1884 and 1885 there are a lot of groupings were the works have the same name, so it seems wise to keep those items grouped together.  Do you have any thoughts about the sort order of the images after year? - Again, being bold I just jumped right in  but if you see something stylistically let me know (for instance, I'm just now seeming to notice that there are generally WP links for the museums, but not necessarily the city, state, country. Any tips you'd like to share? - I ran across an interesting painting F195 The Willow which is reported to have been stolen and returned and now owned by some institution (bank?) but the listing says private collection.  Had you run across that when you were doing the clean-up?  Just curious.   Good to be chatting with you again!  