Nora England née Ward (1887–1970) was a British artist known as a painter, designer and illustrator.
England was born in London and was one of at least six children of Edwin Arthur Ward, a portrait painter, and Katherine House.
[1] England studied at the Westminster School of Art and at the Royal College of Art before studying with the society portrait painter Sir James Jebusa Shannon.
[1] Among the books England illustrated was a 1923 edition of the ballads of Robert Burns.
[3] Throughout the 1920s she exhibited at the Royal Academy in London and with the Society of Women Artists.