Antonio Diego Voci 

Hello, you placed the critique of “too many pictures” at the top of the Antonio Diego Voci page and suggested I review “Manual Style on Images” I had already used that guide to originally construct the Antonio Diego Voci page.  I have just refreshed myself as suggested.
 
1.      Comparison to the Wikipedia recommended “Timpani” revised page finds the Antonio Diego Voci page to be similar in both layout and ratio of images to text, and thus is in compliance. 
2.      One item I overlooked and in good faith will now correct is the caricature of Diego’s father-in-law so that he is looking toward the text and not away from it, and thus be in compliance.
3.      The images within the text are all relevant to specific items in the text, located together as close as the system allows and thus are in compliance.
4.      Since I could not find any Wikipedia specific numbers for quantity of images to include in the gallery, I used as my guide other notable artists with pages which Wikipedia suggested.  I found that the Cezanne Gallery had a similar number, Renoir had several more, and Monet had twice as many; therefore again by comparison of numbers are in compliance.
 
NOTE: Relating to the Gallery, Diego was highly accomplished in several genres.  I culled from hundreds of image choices to illustrate Diego’s versatility identified by Genre: Works, Faces, Surrealism, Cubism, Clowns/Harlequins/Musicians, Landscapes, and Horses/Boats.  I wanted to add Fauvism, Figures and Abstract but, decided to err on the conservative side for total numbers of images.
 
5.      Lastly, to show my good faith to the conscientious editor, I eliminating 5 images from the body of the text.  Removed is one of the 2 Native Indian images.  And somewhat reluctantly, 4 images of official government documents which I felt added credibility.  They will now be found scanned documents.
 
In closing, compliance with Wikipedia has been and IS my objective for the Antonio Diego Voci page.  Maintaining the highest integrity, accuracy and visual appeal is vital to both Wikipedia and the reputation of Antonio Diego Voci.
 
Thanks, User:Ahjkl67435