Nancy Maybin Ferguson (1872–1967), was an American painter whose career spanned decades.

[2] She attended the Philadelphia School of Design for Women, studying under Elliot Daingerfield.

[3] She also attended the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts where her instructors included Charles Hawthorne, William Merritt Chase, Arthur Carles and Hugh H.

[3] Albert Barnes purchased her painting The Red Banner for his collection.

[5] Ferguson divided her time between Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Provincetown, Massachusetts, both of which were subjects of her landscapes over the course of her career.