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Cleanup needed

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Full name vs. "Sánchez"

Just figured I'd pop over to the Talk to see if anyone else has thoughts about this.

I've been reading through the literature on Sánchez Domínguez to help clean-up and expand this article, and I've noticed that almost every source refers to her as "Zilia Sánchez" as opposed to her full Spanish name "Zilia Sánchez Domínguez" - what do we think about the titling of this article? All of her published obituaries use the shortened version in their titles and throughout the articles, aside from singular mentions of her full name when her birth details are stated, usually halfway through the obit (her obit in The Washington Post also spells her second last name as "Dominguez", without an accent). Per the bibliography included in her 2019 Phillips Collection monograph, all of her published monographs, catalogues, and exhibition statements going back to 1956 have used the shortened name. That bibliography also shows the shortened name for all the published interviews with her and articles about her, going back to a 1959 article in a Cuban publication. The shortened name is included in both English and Spanish-language sources, so it doesn't seem to be a difference of conventions.

I'm not proposing a move as I don't think I'm fully informed on Spanish-language name conventions, but I do wonder if the longer name is really necessary for the title. Thoughts? 19h00s (talk) 17:16, 30 December 2024 (UTC)[reply]