Deletion of Sara Steele

Comment: She doesn't have to meet , she could meet  or . I have added a few sources and some info/quotes from them. In terms of reliable, independent, secondary sources, we now have ''The Missoulian'' (a report of a one day workshop Steele gave in Montana, so SIGCOV); ''Detroit Free Press''; ''Philadelphia Inquirer'' (also SIGCOV); ''St. Louis Post-Dispatch''; ''The Washington Post'' (that is short, but given that its review of calendars said hers has "paintings of the flower as a sex object", I think it may well have contributed to her notability in the 1980s!); and the ''Standard-Examiner'', Utah. I don't think ''Artist Magazine'' is a reliable, independent source (it seems to be the work of one woman). What about ''Watercolor'' magazine, which is currently source 3? That looks like it could be SIGCOV, but I don't know anything about the magazine. I haven't found her in any permanent collections yet, but without clues about any galleries or museums which might hold her work (if any do), it's a bit hit and miss searching for any
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