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Hollis Jeffcoat Volume 2 Catalog (Zenodo Edition): Periodical Sources 2000–2024

Authors: Carreras Carrasco, Alberto;

Hollis Jeffcoat Volume 2 Catalog (Zenodo Edition): Periodical Sources 2000–2024

Abstract

Volume 2 of the Hollis Jeffcoat Documentation Archive: a catalogue of 145 newspaper and magazine sources documenting the American painter Hollis Jeffcoat (1952–2018) from 2000 through 2024. Sources were retrieved from Newspapers.com, the Sanibel Public Library's DigiFind-It digital archive, the University of Florida Digital Newspaper Library (UFLib), Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec (BAnQ), Issuu, MagCloud, La Presse+, and direct publisher websites. The volume covers regional Florida press, Naples-area periodicals, French and Quebec art and general press, and Spanish-language coverage, from the artist's mature Sanibel residency, late career, and posthumous memorial period. Each source card includes a full bibliographic block, cite flag (✅ Clean / ⚠ Incomplete), and Article use note describing the source's role in the Hollis Jeffcoat Wikipedia article and biographical research. The catalogue pairs with the Volume 2 Archive, which contains the full editorial record.

Keywords

Sanibel Island, Joan Mitchell, periodical sources, Hollis Jeffcoat, synesthesia, bibliography, source catalog, women artists, Florida art, abstract expressionism, art history, American painters, Wikipedia research, New York Studio School

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