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Haskell Coffin
(1878 - 1941)

A versatile illustrator, gracing covers for several magazines, Redbook and The American being two long-term stints. Becoming famous as a portrayer of American beauty, the Coffin girl could be found on note cards, sheet music, calendars, decorative boxes, fashion catalogs. His "Joan of Arc Saved France" WWI poster is well known.

Special thanks Norm Platnick, Enchantment Ink
for pointing out an error on this page.

Share in the Victory (1918) Coffin - 001

Metropolitan (1917) Coffin - 002

Saturday Evening Post (1915) Coffin - 003

An American Girl (1916) Coffin - 004

McCall's (1914) Coffin - 005

Today's Housewife (1918) Coffin - 006

Picture Play (1920) Coffin - 007

The American (1925) Coffin - 008

Land of My Dreams (1919) Coffin - 009

The Elks (1925) Coffin - 010

Pictorial Review (1919) Coffin - 011

YWCA (1918) Coffin - 012

Earl Carroll Vanities, Miss America: Irene Ahlberg (1927) Coffin - 013

Earl Carroll Vanities (1927) Coffin - 014
Clockwise from upper left:
Nelda Kinkaid, Genie Fursa, Beryl Wallace, Marion O'Day,
June Brewster, Helen Arlen, Violet Arnold, Constance Trevor

Saturday Evening Post (1931) Coffin - 015

Saturday Evening Post (1928) Coffin - 016