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She was noted as one of the "contributors" to the Gold Stripe Volume 1 in 1918. There is a photograph of her, with her name and initials "A.M.W." beside it, and at least one of her poems is published (with the initials A.M.W.). Another poem titled "At Dawn" was published in the Gold Stripe Volume 2 in 1919, noted only as by "A.M.W.".
She exhibited work with the Vancouver Sketch Club in 1923.
Winlow wrote reviews of art exhibitions for the British Columbia
Monthly, including:
Semi-Annual Exhibit by the Vancouver Sketch Club, June 1923
Impressions of the Sketch Club, March 1924
Exhibition of the B.C. Society of Fine Art, June 1924
September Exhibition of the Vancouver Sketch Club, September 1924
The September 1926 issue of the British Columbia Monthly had a brief biography of Winlow, written by Bertha Lewis.
Winlow's writing - prose and poems - was regularly published in the Monthly:
Musical Prose, August 1924
Blue Winds, August 1924
Reconciliation, October 1924
Moonlight On Bute Inlet, April 1925
Lake Louise, 1926
The Christmas Tree That Sang, December 1926
She had a poem titled "Garibaldi Mountain" published in the Museum and Art Notes, AHSAV, June 1931, page 54.
She exhibited work at the Vancouver Art Gallery in the 1943 B.C. Artists exhibition. The artist was living in Vancouver.
Winlow died in Vancouver in 1946 at the age of 66, her occupation was noted as "At Home."
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
| DATE | EXHIBITION | ARTWORK |
| 1923 December | VSC Semi-Annual | ? |
| 1924 July | Sketch Club Midsummer Exhibition | (irises and lupins) |
| (pink roses) | ||
| 1924 October | Sketch Club October Exhibition | Marigolds |
| 1924 December | Sketch Club Semi-Annual Exhibition | Yellow Roses |
| 1943 Sept. 25 - Oct. 20 | VAG B.C. Artists 12th Annual | Lamplight Study |
MUSEUM AND ART NOTES, Vol. VI, No. 2
June 1931; 76 pages, illustrated black and white
Published by the Art, Historical and Scientific Association of Vancouver
Includes poem by Winlow.
B.C. VITAL STATISTICS ON-LINE death (refer to BCVS)
"The foregoing poem was read with color effects and music as one of the modern compositions
used to illustrate Mrs. Alice M. Winlow's paper on "The Relationship Between Modern
Poetry and Modern Music," given before the Vancouver Poetry Club on May 17th."
British Columbia magazine, June 1924
"A flower picture, much admired, is a composition of irises and lupins. A symphony in shades
and tints of purple, in which a fascinating shaft of light gives radiance to the royal color.
A group of pink roses, delicately done, is by the same artist, Mrs.
Alice M. Winlow, who shows the same delicate sense of color and spiritual interpretation
of Beauty in her music and lyric poems."
From "The Midsummer Exhibit of the Vancouver Sketch Club" by Bertha Lewis
British Columbia Monthly, July 1924
"There were a number of attractive flower studies - "Yellow Roses," by
Mrs. A.M. Winlow, is a picture poem of subtle light,
splendidly handled, and one of the best things at the exhibition."
From "Semi-Annual Exhibition of the Vancouver Sketch Club" by Bertha Lewis
British Columbia Monthly, January 1925