Florence Carter-Wood

1888–1914 (age 26)

Biography

Florence Carter-Wood emerged as a gifted voice among the Newlyn painters, capturing Cornwall's shifting light with sensitive brushwork.

Although her life was brief, she left behind canvases that continue to speak of quiet courage and an unflinching commitment to artistic truth.

Also buried at Cornwall

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