| BRITISH COLUMBIA ARTISTS |
According to B.C. Vital Statistics on-line, she died in Vancouver on April 9 1952 at the age of 82.
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
| DATE | EXHIBITION | ARTWORK |
| 1919 Sept. 6 - ? | Sketch Club Monthly Exhibition | A Cottage at Seaton Street |
| 1920 Feb. 7 | Sketch Club Monthly Exhibition | (landscape) |
| 1920 April 10 | Sketch Club Monthly Exhibition | (titles not known) |
| 1920 Oct. 9 - ? | Sketch Club Monthly Exhibition | (sketch of Stanley Park) |
| 1921 Sept. 19 - 24 | BCSFA 13th Annual Exhibition | Capilano River |
| 1921 Nov. 5 | Sketch Club Monthly Exhibition | (portrait sketch) |
| 1922 April 1 | Sketch Club Monthly Exhibition | (view of the old station) |
| (watercolour) | ||
| (watercolour) | ||
| 1924 May 3 - 17 | BCSFA 16th Annual Exhibition | Lost Lagoon |
| Stuart Island | ||
| Lynn Creek | ||
| 1924 July | Sketch Club Midsummer Exhibition | Gates of the West |
| 1924 September | Sketch Club September Exhibition | Capilano River |
| 1924 October | Sketch Club October Exhibition | Off Willows Beach, Victoria |
| Sleeping Beauty, Vancouver | ||
| Cardero Channel, B.C. | ||
| 1924 December | Sketch Club Semi-Annual Exhibition | The Lost Lagoon |
| 1925 May 9 - 16 | BCSFA 17th Annual Exhibition | An Old Barn |
| Indian Cottages, Stanley Park | ||
| 1933 Dec. 1 - 17 | VAG B.C. Artists Christmas Exhibition | Brockton Point |
| Mt. Sonora, Yuclataw | ||
| On the Cliffs, Victoria | ||
| 1946 Aug. 13 - 25 | VAG Stanley Park in Pictures | Lumberman's Arch |
| Old Indian Cottage | ||
| The Lonesome Pine |
" ... Miss Conran (was represented) by a pleasing water color landscape; ... "
From "Sketch Club Has Resumed Exhibitions"
Vancouver Daily World, February 9 1920
"Miss M. Conran, Mrs.
George T. Gilpin, Miss Batiste,
Mr. Laing, and Mr. J. Scott,
with two clever portraits in charcoal, all helped to keep up the credit of the club."
From "Art Exhibits Fewer But Maintain Standard"
Vancouver Daily Province, April 13 1920
Miss Conran's delightful sketch of Stanley Park with its bright autumn
tints was much admired."
From "Vancouver Sketch Club"
Western Woman's Weekly, October 9 1920
"The exhibitors were: ... Miss Conran, Mrs. A.J. McKenna,
Mrs. F.C. Ashby, portrait sketches; ... "
From "Many View Sketch Club Exhibit and Much Work Shown"
Vancouver Sun, November 7 1921
"Three charming watercolors by Miss Margaret Conran attracted
much attention, and especially the view of the old station."
From "Sketch Club Tea Enjoyable Event; Good Work Shown"
Vancouver Daily World, April 3 1922
"Miss Conran's "Lost Lagoon" also has lovely autumn coloring.
Vancouver Island shows dimly in the distance. The reds, browns, and yellows of the foliage
on the bank of the lagoon are delicately reflected in the water."
From "Exhibition of the B.C. Society of Fine Art" by
Alice M. Winlow
British Columbia magazine, June 1924
""Gates of the West," a charming bit of color beckoning us towards the setting sun,
is painted by Miss Conran."
From "The Midsummer Exhibit of the Vancouver Sketch Club" by Bertha Lewis
British Columbia Monthly, July 1924
"Miss Conran's "Capilano River" has a coloring and singing quality
that are unique. We are all so familiar with just this spot, that it is a delightful surprise
to find a mood of cool grey-blues and purple and not too tempestuous water."
From "September Exhibition of the Vancouver Sketch Club" by
Alice M. Winlow
British Columbia Monthly, September 1924
"In the larger realm of landscape subjects are: ... "The Lost Lagoon," by Miss Conran; ... "
From "Semi-Annual Exhibition of the Vancouver Sketch Club" by Bertha Lewis
British Columbia Monthly, January 1925