There was no such notification.  Please locate the rationales and read them again; your quotation is incomplete; I stated in the rationale that I have looked for a free photograph of her for over two years (probably closer to three years) and not yet found one and that when one is found, it would replace the photo that I had uploaded, which is a promotional photograph that has been cropped and is low resolution as featured in a public advertisement for a book talk; I also gave the URL and stated that the photo was being used only in Antonia Fraser.  I do not think that you have taken into account the rationale provided, and I do not understand why you think that you can delete the photograph.  There is no credit to a photographer given on the Seattle lecture series promotional site and there is no copyright notice on the site either.  The photograph is being featured as a promotional photograph to advertise a talk publicly without any limitations placed on its use.  See the discussion page of the image.  Thank you.  (I still have not been notified in any way of the deletion of this photograph as its uploader, despite your assumptions/statements otherwise.)