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• If it's 2024, see https://bibliotheques-specialisees.paris.fr/ark:/73873/pf0001071313 which has just gone out of copyright.

Sort out commons:Category:William Byrne for which larger copies of practically every image are available.

https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b530503321/f1.item.zoom

May also include things about to be nominated, but only when there's a problem at WP:FPC (or they're only nearly done, but will be done in a day or two. This is wildly optimistic in most cases, and you should really not pay attention to anything I say about scheduling.)

https://library.artstor.org/#/public/27593990 https://www.loc.gov/pictures/resource/npcc.02129/ Langston Hughes https://npg.si.edu/object/npg_NPG.2009.39

https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O1244293/doris-print-nicholas-hanhart/

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  Fannie Lou Hamer
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  Betty Friedan
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  Assassination of Abraham Lincoln
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  Battle of Taku Forts (1900)
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  Gismonda
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  Kee Mar College
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  I vespri siciliani
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  Esther Bubley photograph of a woman being taught to drive a streetcar in World War II.
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  Juanita Hall
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  The bathhouse in Gnesta
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  The Gondoliers
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  Chapultepec Castle, late 19th century
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  Mary Jackson
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  Tombstone, Arizona in 1940
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  Gertrud Bodenwieser's Bodenwieser Ballet performs the Blue Danube Waltz.
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  Ruby Hirose
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  Fred Sullivan
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  Franz von Suppé by Emilie Bieber
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  Clarendon's History of the Rebellion
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  Thousand-yard stare
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  William Frederick Milton Arny
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  Julia Tyler
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  Dost Mohammad Khan
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  Battle of South Mountain
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  Émile-Arthur Thouar
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  Jan Jakob Lodewijk ten Kate (but not the one we have an article on; shit.)
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  Sara Forbes Bonetta
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  Sara Forbes Bonetta
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  Virginia Oldoini, Countess of Castiglione
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  Maria L'Antillaise
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  Ursula Le Guin
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  The White House by James Craig Annan
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  Joaquin Miller
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  Landsknechte
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  The Lost Colony
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  Blanche Roosevelt
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  Russell Lee
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  Russell Lee
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  "Their New Jerusalem" by Grant E. Hamilton
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  Marc Ferrez
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  Jane Misme
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  Mary Edwards Walker

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  Redo high res.
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  USS Cairo
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  SMS Friedrich Carl
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  Bret Harte
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  Anna Oscàr 30%
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  La Vie parisienne
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  Robert Smalls 7%
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  Paula Lizell 10%
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  Craigmillar Castle 5%
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  Caernarvon Castle
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  H. M. Brock's poster for Gilbert and Sullivan's The Sorcerer
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  John C. Tidball's Battery.
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  Somewhat important as it's not too far up from POTD, and there's a better copy available.
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  Falstaff
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  Battle of Antietam (Need to replace all uses of this with this one before nominating)
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  Anna J. Cooper
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  St. Kilda, Scotland
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Gorbals

• Commons:Category:Glass plate negatives in the Swedish Performing Arts Agency - good source for a lot of Swedish actors.

User:Adam Cuerden/To-do

Images that have gone through the featured picture process and have been recognised as amongst the best on Wikipedia.

These 45 restorations from the first 12 months of 2024 make up 0.554% of all featured pictures on English Wikipedia. My goal for the year is 1%, which currently requires 81.22 restorations. I am currently falling behind this goal, with a projected 0.593% (48.2) for the year. (Everything in this paragraph is automatically updated.)

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  1. Abigail Scott Duniway
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  2. Hermann Schwarz
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  3. Sergey Stepnyak-Kravchinsky
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  4. Genevieve Clark Thomson
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  5. Rock Springs massacre
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  6. Ruby Bridges
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  7. Wreck of the ship George Roper, Point Lonsdale (1883) by Fred Kruger
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  8. Chester A. Arthur
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  9. Felix Nadar
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  10. The Onion Field by George Davison
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  11. Pedro II of Brazil
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  12. Claude Debussy
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  13. Paul Nadar
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  14. Theodore Roosevelt
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  15. Ernest Shackleton
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  16. Doris
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  17. Dimitri (Act V set design)
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  18. Asher Brown Durand
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  19. Battle of Forbach
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  20. Edward Sheriff Curtis
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  21. Chief Joseph
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  22. Raising a Flag over the Reichstag
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  23. Molly McGuires
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  24. Blanche Roosevelt
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  25. Willa Beatrice Player
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  26. Alexander Gardner
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  27. Gustave III, Act III
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  28. William Howard Taft
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  29. Ottmar Mergenthaler
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  30. Gustave Doré
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  31. Portland, Oregon, in 1898
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  32. Carrie Nation
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  33. Percival Lowell
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  34. Snake handling in Christianity
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  35. "Nadar raising photography to the level of Art"
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  36. HMS Dreadnought (1906)
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  37. Helen Hunt Jackson
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  38. Machado de Assis
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  39. So-called "separate but equal" drinking fountains
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  40. Samuel Plimsoll
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  41. Lucie Delarue-Mardrus
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  42. P. L. Travers
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  43. Lauren Bacall
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  44. Daddy, what did YOU do in the Great War?
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  45. Keir Hardie

These 57.5 restorations from 2023 make up 0.708% of all featured pictures on English Wikipedia.

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  1. Li Fu Lee
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  2. W. H. Kendal and Madge Kendal in The Palace of Truth
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  3. Dale Creek Crossing
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  4. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern
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  5. Frederic Edwin Church
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  6. The Geisha
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  7. Great Yarmouth Town Hall
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  8. A Peculiar Family by William Brough
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  9. Percy Grainger, with MyCatIsAChonk
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  10. Artists protesting censorship under the military dictatorship in Brazil
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  11. Althea Gibson
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  12. Bandits' Roost, 59 1/2 Mulberry Street
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  13. Agnes Booth in Engaged
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  14. Amanda Smith
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  15. Charles Darwin by Julia Margaret Cameron
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  16. "Ruins in Charleston, S.C." by George N. Barnard
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  17. George N. Barnard
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  18. Engaged
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  19. Captain Moonlite
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  20. Ignace Tonené
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  21. Fred Sullivan
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  22. Emily Davison
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  23. Ike & Tina Turner
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  24. Thomas Mundy Peterson
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  25. Philippe Chaperon
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  26. David Livingstone
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  27. William Rankine
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  28. Grandville illustration from Les Métamorposes du jour
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  29. USS Commodore Perry
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  30. Frances Cleveland
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  31. Ruth Handler
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  32. French battleship Justice
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  33. Angela Davis
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  34. George Grossmith in Patience
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  35. Katherine Hepburn
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  36. John Tarleton
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  37. Edward Bouchet
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  38. Joseph Bazalgette
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  39. Kurt Vonnegut
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  39½ The Window; or, The Songs of the Wrens
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  40. Falka
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  41. Hyochang Park as Korea's first golf course
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  42. Tancredo Neves
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  43. Nettie Stevens
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  44. Edmund Beecher Wilson
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  45. Charles Henry Turner
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  46. Che Guevara
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  47. Mary Church Terrell
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  48. Mary White Ovington
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  49. The Rose of Persia
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  49+ε. Luis Walter Alvarez
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  50. Cecilia Helena Payne-Gaposchkin
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  51. Lord Kelvin
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  52. Oscar Wilde
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  53. Thorsten Nordenfelt
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  54. Charles Nettleton
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  55. Rowland Buckstone and Cissy Grahame in The Colonel
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  56. Minnie Tittell Brune
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  57. Lord Dunsany

These 77 restorations from 2022 make up 0.948% of all featured pictures on English Wikipedia.

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  1. Avril de Sainte-Croix
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  2. Rose O'Neill - Santa Claus
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  3. Gabriel Fauré's Pénélope
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  4. Pelléas et Mélisande
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  5. Marian Anderson
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  6. Rosalind Goodrich Bates
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  7. Sissieretta Jones
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  8. Pearl Bailey in the role of Butterfly in St. Louis Woman
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  9. Marguérite Priola in Le roi l'a dit
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  10. Walter Francis White by Clara Sipprell
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  11. Edmonia Lewis
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  12. Edward Mitchell Bannister
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  13. Henry Highland Garnet
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  14. Sojourner Truth
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  15. Victoria Claflin Woodhull
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  16. Benjamin Franklin Tilley
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  16½. Kenje Ogata
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  17. Billy Bowlegs
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  18. Nathan Francis Mossell
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  19. Doris Miller
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  20. Lucia Chamberlain by Zaida Ben-Yusuf
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  21. Long Tack Sam
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  22. USS Johnston (DD-557)
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  23. Roma
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  24. Dorothy Houston Jacobson
  (: File:Dorothy Houston Jacobson 1967.jpg)
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  25. Lilly Walleni
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  26. Edinburgh Castle from the Grassmarket
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  27. Jasper Francis Cropsey
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  28. William Harvey Carney
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  29. Alfred Buckham's "Aerial View of Edinburgh"
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  30. Ruddygore, 1887
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  31. Brooklyn Navy Yard, 1918
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  32. Södermanland Runic Inscription 113
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  33. Ruddigore, 1921
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  34. Haane Manahi, Maori soldier
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  35. Belva Ann Bennett Lockwood
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  36. John C. Dancy
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  37. Madame Dugazon in Nina
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  38. The Cenotaph
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  39. James McPherson
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  40. Magna Lykseth-Skogman
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  41. Ages Ago
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  42. Presidio of San Francisco, 1822
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  43. W.E.B. Du Bois
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  44. Fausta Labia
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  45. Battle of Shiloh
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  46. Shirley Graham Du Bois
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  47. Henri Becquerel
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  48. Costume design from Princess Ida (1884)
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  49. John Milton Brannan
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  50. Tom Taylor
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  51. Holger Drachmann
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  52. USS Missouri (1841)
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  53. Iolanthe
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  54. Burnside's Bridge
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  55. Il trovatore
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  56. HMS Malabar at the explosion of the USS Missouri
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  57. Chromolithograph of Gabriele Castagnola's Love or Duty
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  58. Alfred Waud
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  59. Le roi d'Ys
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  60.Cox and Box
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  61. Seventh Conference of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance
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  62. Iolanthe
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  63. Anna Bartels
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  64. Geraldine Ulmar (different crop featured on Commons)
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  65. W.S. Gilbert
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  66. Arthur Sullivan
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  66²⁄₂. Auxiliary Territorial Service
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  68. Caroline Hill as Mirza in W. S. Gilbert's The Palace of Truth
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  69. Advertisement for oriental rugs by Eugène Grasset
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  70. Michael William Balfe
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  71. Euphrosyne Parepa-Rosa
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  72. A Sensation Novel
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  73. Jeremiah Gurney
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  74. His Majesty
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  75. John Henry Turpin
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  76. Mary Jackson (engineer)
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  77. The Duchess of Dantzic

Good restorations, but not good enough source material. Check later, but...

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  Leila Usher
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  Mary Garden in Pelléas et Mélisande
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  Mary Garden in Pelléas et Mélisande
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  David McMurtrie Gregg
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  Blanche Dunn

2021... was not a good year for many reasons, chief amongst them the fact that the pandemic, meant to end by Christmas 2020... failed to do so. But at least I managed a single featured picture before it all fell apart.

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  1. Vernon Jordan

These 52.5 restorations from 2020 make up 0.646% of all featured pictures on English Wikipedia.

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  1. Sharon Tate
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  2. Harriet Jacobs
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  3. Jenny Nyström's illustration of jultomte
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  4. Lucy Arbell in Massenet's Bacchus
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  5. Julie d'Aubigny
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  6. La bohème
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  7. Les Huguenots Act II
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  8. Gismonda
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  9. Ariane
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  10. Ethel Smyth
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  11. Quo Vadis
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  12. Hazel MacKaye
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  13. La Esmeralda
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  14. La reine de Chypre, Act V, Scene 2
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  15. Robert Bruce, Act III, Scene 3
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  16. Nelly Martyl
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  17. Constance Baker Motley
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  18. Japanese Instrument of Surrender
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  19. Fly Duet from Orphée aux enfers
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  20. The Green–Meldrim House, during its period as General Sherman's headquarters
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  21. Beulah Ream Allen
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  22. Alceste
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  23. Della H. Raney
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  24. Sándor Vay
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  25. Sherman's March to the Sea
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  26. Robert le diable, Act III (The Ballet of the Nuns)
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  27. Giacomo Puccini
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  28. Rosa Raisa
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  29. Madama Butterfly
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  30. Helena Hill Weed
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  31. Gabrielle Ray
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  32. Tannhäuser, Act III
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  33. La Wally, Act I costume for Wally.
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  34. Marie Stopes
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  35. Amilcare Ponchielli
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  36. Seated: Maria Carrara Verdi, Barberina Strepponi, Giuseppe Verdi, and Giuditta Ricordi. Standing: Teresa Stolz, Umberto Campanari, Giulio Ricordi, and Leopoldo Metlicovitz
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  37. Les Burgraves
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  38. Pauline Gracia Beery Mack
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  39. Jeanette Scissum
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  40. Pauline Kirby
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  41. Granville Stuart
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  42. Clara McAdow
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  43. French battleship Suffren
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  43½. Keke Rosberg
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  44. Margaret Harwood
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  45. Simone Veil
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  46. Jacques Isnardon
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  47. The Fortune Teller
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  48. Poster for State Fair (1933)
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  49. Svan peasant in traditional dress
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  50. Valerie L. Thomas
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  51. The Contrabandista
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  52. La boheme, Act II

These 98.5 restorations from 2019 make up 1.213% of all featured pictures on English Wikipedia.

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  1. Rigoletto set design
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  2. Carrie Chapman Catt
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  3. Assassination of Abraham Lincoln
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  4. Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt by Frances Benjamin Johnston
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  5. Haydée, ou Le secret
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  6. Le comte Ory
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  7. Joséphine Fodor
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  8. Gillette de Narbonne
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  9. Les Huguenots Act I
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  10. Costume designs for Les Huguenots featuring Julie Dorus-Gras, Adolphe Nourrit, and Cornélie Falcon as Valentine
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  11. Rossini and King George IV
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  12. The Barber of Seville
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  13. William Tell costume designs featuring Laure Cinti-Damoreau, Adolphe Nourrit, and Nicolas Levasseur
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  14. Louise Bertin's La Esmeralda, Act III, Scene 2
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  15. Fervaal
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  16. Minnie Maddern Fiske by Zaida Ben-Yusuf
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  17. Cavalliera Rusticana (Santuzza and Turiddu)
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  18. Cavalliera Rusticana (Alfio and Turiddu)
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  19. Lucy Arbell in Thérèse
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  20. Paulette del Baye
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  21. Marie-Aimée Roger-Miclos
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  22. Carmen
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  23. Lucy Arbell
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  24. Julia Margaret Cameron
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  25. Célestine Galli-Marié
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  26. Michael McNamara of the 5th Dragoon Guards
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  27. Edgar Allan Poe (with Yann)
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  28. Mary Jackson
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  29. Bill Hosokawa's home at the Heart Mountain Relocation Center (with additional work by Janke)
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  30. Coldstream Guards
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  31. Aletta Jacobs
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  32. Ray Strachey
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  33. L'enfant et les sortilèges Scene 1
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  34. L'enfant et les sortilèges Scene 2
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  35. Alva Belmont
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  36. Séverine
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  37. Le mage
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  37½ Frederick Fleet (a relatively quick restoration)
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  38. Don César de Bazan
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  39. Werther
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  40. Marino Faliero
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  41. Field Marshall Wilhelm Keitel signs the German Instrument of Surrender, ending the European side of the Second World War
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  42. Le juif polonais
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  43. I puritani
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  44. Russian battleship Dvenadsat Apostolov
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  45. Russian battleship Chesma
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  46. Yuri Gagarin
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  47. Emma Calvé in La Navarraise
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  48. Le pardon de Ploërmel (Dinorah)
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  49. Hermaphrodite, part of a nine-part 1860 medical photo-documentation of an intersex person, believed to be the first of its kind.
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  50. We Can Do It!
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  51. Nell Mercer
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  52. Lillian Feickert
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  53. SMS Arcona
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  54. Lillian Ascough
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  55. Bégéarss from The Guilty Mother
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  56. George P. Wetmore in his Kriéger Landaulette electric automobile, c. 1906
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  57. Pauline Adams
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  58. Louisa May Alcott
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  59. Program for the 1913 Woman Suffrage Procession in Washington, D.C.
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  60. Pro-women's suffrage poster by Emily Jane Harding Andrews
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  61. Ubu Roi
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  62. Edison's Vitascope
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  63. Queen Lili'uokalani of Hawaii
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  64. Rosa Parks
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  65. Fredrikke Mørck
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  66. Restoring manuscripts from the National Library after the 1966 flood of the Arno
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  67. Gina Krog
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  68. War pigeon
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  69. La Juive
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  70. Emma Gillett
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  71. Hattie Caraway
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  72. Hubertine Auclert
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  73. Iris Calderhead
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  74. Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson
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  75. Marguerite Durand
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  76. Ada Flatman
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  77. Alice Locke Park
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  78. Pattie Ruffner Jacobs
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  79. Jules Verne
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  80. Édouard Manet
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  81. Dr. Caroline Spencer
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  82. Flora MacDonald Denison
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  83. Elizabeth Glendower Evans
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  84. Joy Young Rogers
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  85. Georges Ernest Boulanger
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  86. Jean-François Millet
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  87. Naser al-Din Shah Qajar
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  88. Lucretia Mott
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  89. Crystal Eastman
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  90. François Certain de Canrobert
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  91. Poster for Quo Vadis (1913)
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  92. Mabel Vernon
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  93. Henrietta Rodman
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  94. Ilya Ilyich Mechnikov
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  95. Théophile Thoré-Bürger
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  96. Django Reinhardt
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  97. "Il signor Tambourossini"
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  98. 95th (Derbyshire) Regiment of Foot

These 8 restorations from the last two months of 2018 make up 0.098% of all featured pictures on English Wikipedia. 2018 concluded a long Wikibreak, with me only rejoining in late November, so this isn't too bad numberwise. And, hey, wrote the music to an opera as well.

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  1. Stade Français and Racing Club de France
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  2. Ida Husted Harper
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  3. Girton College
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  4. Millicent Fawcett
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  5. Emma Smith DeVoe
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  6. Ida Tarbell (different crop featured on Commons)
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  7. Hester Jeffrey
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  8. Jeannette Pickering Rankin

2017 had a long wikibreak in it, that I never really left for long....

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  1. Margaret Hamilton

These 71.5 restorations from 2016 make up 0.893% of all featured pictures on English Wikipedia.

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  1. The Thin Red Line by Harold H. Piffard, from Canada in Khaki
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  2. Women of Britain Say - "Go"
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  3. 'Your King & Country Need You'/'A Wee "Scrap of Paper" is Britain's Bond' by Lawson Wood
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  4. Jules Massenet
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  5. Camille Saint-Saëns
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  6. Charles Gounod
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  7. Jacques Offenbach
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  8. William Grant Still
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  9.Gioacchino Rossini
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  10. Vivian Malone at the conclusion of the Stand in the Schoolhouse Door
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  11. Thelonious Monk
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  12. Your Motherland Will Never Forget by Joseph Simpson, from Canada in Khaki
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  13. Martin Luther King, Jr., et al. at the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom
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  14. Johann Strauss II
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  15. Jackie Robinson
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  16. Billy Strayhorn
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  17. Shirley Chisholm
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  18. Al Grey
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  19. Cardiss Collins
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  20. Barbara Jordan
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  21. "The Awakening" by Henry Mayer shows the state of progress of Women's suffrage in the United States as of 1915.
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  22. The Maori Battalion doing a haka
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  23. William H. Crook by Frances Benjamin Johnston
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  24. Booker T. Washington by Frances Benjamin Johnston
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  25. Paul von Hindenburg
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  26. Sgt. Major Christian Fleetwood
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  27. Teresa Carreño
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  28. Adolphe-Louis-Joseph Alizard in Jérusalem
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  29. Frances Benjamin Johnston
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  30. Alice Roosevelt by Frances Benjamin Johnston
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  31. William Birney
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  32. Mattie Edwards Hewitt by Frances Benjamin Johnston
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  33. Rootabaga Stories frontispiece
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  34. Daniel Craig McCallum
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  35. Nogi Maresuke
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  36. Emma Schenson's 1889 photograph of the remodelling of Uppsala Cathedral
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  37. Mary Martin in the original production of The Sound of Music, photographed by Toni Frissell
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  38. Chien-Shiung Wu
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  39. Dorothea Lange's "Broke, baby sick, and car trouble!"
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  40. Emmeline Pankhurst
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  41. Bessie Smith
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  42. Ivor Novello
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  43. Florence Earle Coates
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  43½. Indriati Iskak (additional work on a restoration by Chris Woodrich
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  44.Ethel Reed by Frances Benjamin Johnston
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  45. Charles Follen McKim by Frances Benjamin Johnston
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  46. Alice Paul
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  47. Mary Lou Williams
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  48. Barbara McClintock
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  49. Alice Catherine Evans
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  49¾. Carol Greider
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  50. Eugene F. Kranz
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  53. Gertrude Käsebier
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  54. Cynthia Woodhead
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  55. Bertha Lutz
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  56. Katherine Johnson
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  57. Virginia Woolf
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  58. Sālote Tupou III of Tonga
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  59. Samuel Coleridge-Taylor
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  60. Abbey Lincoln
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  61. Elsie Leslie in Richard Sheridan's The Rivals, photographed by Zaida Ben-Yusuf
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  62. Robert Earl Jones
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  63. Priscilla Horton (later Priscilla German Reed)
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  64. The Pinafore Picture Book
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  65. James Russell Lowell
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  66. Margaret D. Foster
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  67. Ruth Muskrat Bronson
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  68. Aida, Act I, Scene 2, from the 1871 Cairo première
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  69. Michael Ancher
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  70. Lancashire in 1610
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  71. Arthur Pinero's The Magistrate
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  72. George Washington Carver

These 48.5 restorations from 2015 make up 0.597% of all featured pictures on English Wikipedia.

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  1: Darwan Singh Negi
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  2: Marvel Science Stories
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  3: Alex Schomburg illustration
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  4: Florence Nightingale's Hospital at Scutari
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  5: John Philip Sousa
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  6: William Faulkner
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  7: British gunners loading a shrapnel shell.
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  8: Parody of the chaos surrounding Anna Gould's divorce.
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  9: Eugen Sandow
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  10: Jay Gould
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  11: Poster from Florenz Ziegfeld's promotion of Eugen Sandow
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  12: Photograph of Frida Kahlo by Toni Frissell
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  12: Charlotte Perkins Gilman
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  13: Jane Addams
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  14: Un ballo in maschera
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  15: I Lombardi alla prima crociata
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  16: Giovanna d'Arco
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  17: Les Troyens
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  18: Les Troyens Part I: La Prise de Troie
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  19: Les Troyens Part II: Les Troyens à Carthage
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  20: Carl Nielsen
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  21: La traviata
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  22: Offenbach's Robinson Crusoé
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  23: Rigoletto
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These 81.5 restorations from 2014 make up 1.003% of all featured pictures on English Wikipedia.

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