Edward Lee Winslow was born near Tuscola, Illinois, only son of Nathan
Winslow, a confederate veteran of the Civil War. He spent his
boyhood and early manhood in Fairmont, Indiana, where he studied with
artist/educator Olive Rush (1873-1966).
He moved to Indianapolis in 1902, becoming a sign writer and commercial
artist. He worked for Fertig and Keevers and Company, and
operated a cooperative sign company. He maintained his own studio
for 15 years.
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