
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.
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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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