COCHRANE, Harry Hayman  (1860-1946) architect, muralist, designer.
          Born Augusta, Maine, 6 April 1860.
          Numismatic researcher Roger W. Burdette makes the
          point in a two-part series of articles in Coin World that
          Cochrane designed [more properly, delineated] the
          Maine Commemorative half dollar, modeled by Anthony
          de Francisci, of essentially the Maine State seal. He was
          a member of the 1920 Maine State Centennial committee.
          Died Lewistown, Maine, 21 September 1946.

          C  O  I  N  S

1920 Maine Centennial Half Dollar (delineated by Cochrane,
          modeled by Anthony de Francisci) . . . . . .  Breen 7447, KM 146.
          Exhibited: National Academy of Design AE5 (1921) no. 470

          B I O G R A P I C A L  R E F E R E N C E S

101 {1950} Griffiths (Arthur Morgan)  A Study of the Life and Work of Harry Hayman
                    Cochrane, The Artist. A Thesis presented to the Department of History and
          Government, Bates College, Lewiston, Maine, April 1950.  File #104074.
101 {1988} Peleadeau (Marius B.)  A Biographical Dictionary of Architects in Maine 5:6
          (1988).
BF2 {1999} Falk. Who Was Who in American Art, p 1:677 (one line).

          N U M I S M A T I C   R E F E R E N C E S

N16 {1967} Taxay. Commemorative Coinage, p 39-42.
A15 {1971} Vermeule. Numismatic Art in America, p 159-160.
P3   {2003} Burdette (Roger W.)  Researcher Identifies Designer.  Coin World 44:2246
            (28 April 2003) p 112, 114; second part: Maine Keeps Its Designs.  Coin World
            44:2247 (5 May 2003) p 84, 86, (bilio).
N37 {2005} Burdette  Renaissance of American Coinage, p 3:200-201.