--- In TheNewCovenOfOliveThomas@yahoogroups.com, "rancidcheesehead"
<rancidcheesehead@y...> wrote:
> Interesting stuff and congratulations on the fine research
>
> Question...The Saturday Evening Post cover from 1915 with Olive as
> model...Wondering what suggested the artist as Haskell Coffin?
> Previously, had a copy of a book listing all the Saturday Evening
> Post covers and suggested that this was a Harrison Fischer portrait.
>

I'm basing that on what was posted at this page about Olive...

http://www.assumption.edu/ahc/1920s/Olive%20Thomas/default.html

"With her victory came a series of modeling jobs. Christy introduced
her to Harrison Fisher who, like Christy and Charles Dana Gibson, had
his own "girl." [There is a site devoted to Fisher at National Museum
of American Illustration.] She also posed for Penrhyn Stanlaws and
William Haskell Coffin who used her for this cover for The Saturday
Evening Post..."

The link they gave to the cover in question was broken by a
capitalized .JPG

http://www.curtispublishing.com/images/NonRockwell/9150626.jpg

By rooting through their image directory I was able to figure out that
the .jpg's all needed to be lowercase in order to find them.