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Biographies newly added or de-stubbed:
- Jacques-Laurent Agasse**
- John Crawford Brown**
- Gerhard Douw*
- Gustavus Katterfelto*
- Angelica Kauffmann*
- Wilhelm von Kaulbach*
- Johann Jakob Kaup*
- Julia Kavanagh*
- John Kay*
- Joseph Kay*
- Emanuel Kayser*
- Ferenc Kazinczy*
- Annie Keary*
- John Keate*
- Mary Anne Keeley*
- Charles Keene*
- Laura Keene*
- Robert Porter Keep*
- Karl Theodor Keim*
- Keith (family)*
- Albert Keller*
- Clara Louise Kellogg*
- Hugh Kelly*
- Michael Kelly*
- Kemble (family)*
- Adelaide Kemble*
- Zsigmond Kemény*
- James Kempt*
- Julien Offray de La Mettrie*
- Dave Lebling
- John Wright Oakes**
- Sethy Regenvanu
- Léo Taxil
- Eduard Totleben*
- Giovanni Trapattoni
- Gustav Friedrich Waagen*
- Elizabeth Whitlock*
(* = based on 1911 Britannica, ** = based on 1885-1894 Dictionary of National Biography)
Memorable quotes
- In case of wikipedia, after tracking a number of branches, you will have pardoned me, it is
- a) a table of contents on "nothing", except that some lines in the TOC are further pointers to URLS, etc. out in deep space
- b) it is a semi-finished colouring book with clolours of uneven intensity
- c) it is a number of diligent tube-sighted people caught in the process of lace-making, etc. with a constantly moving target in mind.