User:Jp1008
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My Pages
Currently creating and editing articles about:
- Paintings of English Painter J. M. W. Turner
New / improved articles
- Dutch Boats in a Gale, 1801 painting by J. M. W. Turner: Complete rewrite during July 2026. Submitted for Good Article.
- Snow Storm: Hannibal and his Army Crossing the Alps, 1801 painting by J. M. W. Turner: Full new article. Submission for GA review on 2 Jul 2026 Hannibal Crossing the Alps FINAL NOM #2) dissaproved. After improvements, resubmitted 9 July 2026.
- En plein air#History: Expanded En plein air History section
- J. M. W. Turner: Expanded coverage of his artistic development ("Career" section)
- Mimesis: Added From mimesis to abstraction in art subsection, inc. discussion of the picturesque and the sublime as theoretical foundations for Impressionism.
- Sublime (philosophy): Added "John Ruskin" subsection, which includes references to J. M. W. Turner
- The Opening of the Wallhalla Added Critical Reception section
- The White Horse (Constable) Critical Reception: explained importance of this painting in Constable's career and as the starting point of the comparison to Turner. (May 26)
- In Snow Storm: Hannibal and his Army Crossing the Alps added section "The Poem". (May 2026)
- Florence_Cathedral: The cathedral's monumental decorations have a coherent devotional intent to Mary, the Intercessor to Christ. (Jan 26)
- Bodegón (Dic 2025)
- Madonna (art) (Dic 2025, Use of lapis lazuli)
- Portrait of Leo X by Raphael (Dic 2025)
- Deposition of Christ (Fra Angelico) (Dic 2025)
- Annunziata Polyptych by Lippi and Pietro Perugino (Dic 2025)
- Flying Mercury (Giambologna) (Dic 2025)
- Fra Angelico main article (Nov 2025)
- Adoration of the Magi (Gentile da Fabriano) (Nov 2025)
- Christ Crucified (Velázquez) (Nov 2025)
- Equestrian Portrait of Prince Balthasar Charles by Diego Velázquez (Nov 2025)
In previous months I have been editing articles on ...
Go ahead and ask me on these topics as I have a lot of reference material.
- Italian Renaissance
- Italian Renaissance: Renaissance art, Italian Renaissance painting, Renaissance sculpture and Renaissance architecture, particularly in Florence.
- Spanish 16th and 17th Century Art
- Paintings in Museo del Prado
- Paintings by Diego Velázquez
Topics for direct inquiries
I have official official museum books for museums in the following cities, and I am willing to help in references or fact-checking:
- SPAIN: Madrid and Barcelona
- ITALY: Rome and Florence
If I don't readily know the answer, I'm willing to find it for:
- Anything relating to Lima or Perú (hometown and nationality)
- Prehispanic Andean civilizations
Currently, this editor has earned the Apprentice Editor service award.
To get to the next level, Journeyman Editor, he needs to meet the editing requirement.
Progress towards the next level (by edits): [ 400 / 1000 ]40% completed