One of the great things about Preview is that you can select multiple documents and they will all appear in the side Drawer. You can sort these documents by dragging them around, but there is a better way to sift through them than that.
By Control+clicking on one of the images in the Drawer, a contextual menu will appear. You can then sort the images by Name, Path, Date, Size, Kind, or Keyword.
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Finally something I didn’t know. I appreciate it.