Florence Pearl England Nosworthy (1872-1936) was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Nosworthy studied with Tarbell and Benson at Boston Museum School of Fine Art and with K. Cox and Barse at Art Students League, New York. She was a member of the Copley Society, Southern FA.
Her work was exhibited at the Salons of America in 1934. She illustrated Great Musicians, Miss Theodora, Bunny Brown books, Tommy Tinker's books, Betty of Wye, Land of Play (1911) and covers for women's and children's magazines, as well as calendars and postcards.
Florence died in Hampton, Connecticut in 1936.
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Diary of a Birthday Doll 1908 - Florence Nosworthy (1872-1936) - 6 images
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