BRITISH COLUMBIA ARTISTS  

Alice Maud Winlow
(nee Pickard, m Frederick Jacob Winlow)

September 18 1879 - February 19 1946

Vancouver Poetry Society



From The Gold Stripe, 1918

Alice M. Winlow was born in Ontario. She married Frederick Winlow, who in 1943 was noted in the City directory as a Fisheries Inspector.

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.

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 ?
1943 Sept. 25 - Oct. 20 VAG   B.C. Artists 12th Annual Lamplight Study

References

THE GOLD STRIPE - Volume One
      1918, Christmas. Published by the Amputation Club of B.C., Vancouver
      216 pages (including text, advertisements and photographs)
      Heavily illustrated by many early Vancouver artists.

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)

Clippings

"Those exhibiting included .. Mrs. F. Winlow ..."
      From "Sketch Club Semi-Annual Art Exhibition"
      B.C. Ladies' Mirror, December 15 1923

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