== Images == 

 Yes, it's nice to see someone else around here who is interested in 19th century American art...it's been a backwater of Wikipedia. As for images, I agree that the images don't look good stacked one on top of the other, all on one side. Frankly I think one of the best examples of how to use them that I've seen is your White Mountain art article. I like how the images are interspersed, some on the left and some on the right, and that they relate to the adjacent text. My personal opinion is that galleries work best if you have more than three images in them; I think they also risk interrupting the flow of an article if they're put in the middle—I like text that wraps around images, but that's just me. The Bierstadt article makes it difficult to wrap text because it's not very long. I don't feel too strongly about it though; I just write, and leave the images to others )