the Message is clearly a collaged image utilizing material from color print magazines which did not exist in 1935 (the date refelcted on page) (https://www.wikiart.org/en/remedios-varo/the-message-1935). It is more likely that the date reflected on this page (https://arthive.com/remediosvaro/works/296119~Message), 1953 is likely more accurate.

I think it's wonderful that you show artists born on this day. might you provide us the function to manually search artists by birthday though? ie search artists born on December 25th without it having to be Christmas day?

you might want to include prominent young British artist Sarah Lucas on wikiart

Ruth Asawa should be added immediately. Serious oversight of a tremendous artist -- one that was even recognized by the USPS in a stamp....

Mark Rothko was born in Latvia, Daugavpils. City was then called Dvinsk. His details are wrong. He is not in the list of Latvian artists. There is Rothko museum in Daugavpils now. Please add him to the list under Latvian artists, not Belarus.

I have been using WikiArt for years. When I look at paintings, I like to click on the Zoom + button to look at them more closely. Now I see there is a company called 1st-art-gallery.com which has somehow deliberately changed the + button to a direct link to its website. This is BS! I want the Zoom function, not their website!! Are they allowed to do this, or have they somehow managed to do this on their own?

It would be wonderful to see some of the 4000 pieces created by Pan Yuliang (Pan Yu Lin) on this site. Thank you.

There were/are so many very talented and in their days accomplished female artists, who were either overshadowed by their husbands or simply 'forgotten'.
Let's put this right and make Art History shine a light on Art Herstory (50%!).

Yue Minjun is an incredible Chinese painter. He is a notable artist, so I am surprised he is not already on this website. He does a very specific stylized series of self-portraits, which I think would add well to your existing Chinese art section.

every time you go back to a page of long artworks (1000+), you have to click the expand button every 60 artworks to get to the bottom and find the one you need. It is especially irritating when you have to click in on an artwork to see the details, only to come back and see all your scrolling process gone to waste.

This movement is now sometimes called Indigenous Group of Seven. This was an important art movement in Canadian art history as it marks the beginning of the indigenous art renaissance in Canada and featured important painters like Alex Janvier and Daphne Odjig.

Add 'Indigenous North American' category so viewers can pull all those Native, First Nations, Inuit and Métis artist together in one search. It would be great to be able to see and compare works over the years of artists like Kent Monkman and Norval Morrisseau.

Whenever I zoom in and try to move around the painting a website that sells reproductions pops up. I don't know if it's supposed to work this way, It's impossible to use.