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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-02 · 5 entries checked · 2 flagged · 5 issues confirmed · 2 corrected · 3 still open
John William Waterhouse — The entry states Waterhouse was 'baptised 6 April 1849' and gives a birth range per Peter Trippi, but the widely accepted birth date is 6 April 1849; presenting Trippi's speculative earlier birth as a factual alternative without clear qualification is a factua
John William Waterhouse — The entry says his 1874 painting 'Sleep and his Half-brother Death' was a success at the Royal Academy summer exhibition; it was not a major success, as his 1876 'After the Dance' first gained notable attention and his 1885 'Saint Eulalia' was a breakthrough,
Thomas Cole — The claim that Cole settled in Catskill, New York around 1826–1827 is incorrect; he first moved to New York City in 1825 and did not settle permanently in Catskill until 1836 after his marriage to Maria Bartow.
Thomas Cole — The claim that Cole entered the 1838 design competition for the Ohio Statehouse and won second place is incorrect; Cole did not enter that competition.
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