Talk:Grabowski Gallery

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The inclusion of the non-free image File:Riley, Movement in Squares.jpg does not appear to meet criterion 1 'No free equivalent' of the non-free content criteria. The other image used in the article (File:1965 OLIVER BEVAN Both Ways 1.jpg) is a free file which would serve the same encyclopaedic purpose: it indicates the type of work that was exhibited in the gallery, it was created by an artist who exhibited there and was created when the gallery was in operation. The use of two images does not significantly increase readers understanding of the gallery. Neither Bridget Riley nor this picture by her are discussed in the article.

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Please justify this inclusion of this non-free image, or I will remove it. Verbcatcher (talk) 08:21, 22 June 2020 (UTC)[reply]