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Bobs Cogill Haworth  was born in Queenstown, South Africa, and arrived in Toronto 1923. She was a painter, watercolourist, illustrator, and ceramist. She studied at the Royal College of Art, London from 1919-23. She taught at the Central Technical School from 1928-62, and University of Toronto from 1942-57. The National Gallery of Canada commissioned Bobs Cogill Haworth to paint the activities of the RCN and RCAF of British Columbia and the Maritimes in 1943. She was a member of many groups including the WAAC, CSPWC, CGP, OSA, ARCA, RCA at different stages in her career. Bobs Cogill Haworth died in Toronto, May 7, 1986.*

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*Pierre B. Landry, Claire Champ, Catalogue of the National Gallery of Canada, Canadian Art, Volume 2, pg.107.

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