Artworks by Bertha Ingle

Item Set

Items

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  Woman's Face

  Unknown
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  "Christmas Joy!"

  Unknown
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  Portrait of a Girl with Blonde Hair

  Unknown: Feels like it was painted relatively early in Ingle's career.
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  Page from Mary Ingle's Autograph Book

  1893: This piece is dated "Owen Sound Sept 14th '93."
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  Self Portrait

  c.1910: Based on the apparent age of the subject.
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  Child Blowing Bubbles

  Unknown: Possibly c.1910 because the supposed date of similar scenes.
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  Quebec Alley

  c.1907: This scene is from Ingle's trip to Quebec with the McGillivray Knowles Studio in 1907.
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  Woman in a Large Hat

  Unknown
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  Self Portrait

  c. 1900: Based on the apparent age of the subject.
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  Girl Sitting at Pump

  c.1910: This is when Ingle painted a lot of similar scenes, probably Churchville.
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  Market Below Pillared Building

  c.1907: This scene is from Ingle's trip to Quebec with the McGillivray Knowles Studio in 1907.
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  Boy in a Doorway with Chickens

  c.1910: This is when Ingle painted a lot of similar scenes
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  Market Stalls

  c.1907: This scene is from Ingle's trip to Quebec with the McGillivray Knowles Studio in 1907.
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  Children at Market

  c.1907: This scene is from Ingle's trip to Quebec with the McGillivray Knowles Studio in 1907.
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  Children Playing in a Cart

  Unknown
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  Woman with Chickens in the Door of Log Cabin

  c.1900: Based on the style, subject matter, and style of the painting.
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  Sunset Sky with Distant Trees

  c.1900: Based on the style, subject matter, and style of the painting.
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  Doug Beattie

  c. 1950: Based on the apparent age of the subject.
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  Doug Beattie

  c. 1950: Based on the apparent age of the subject.
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  Children Playing in the Waves III

  c.1928: This scene is from Ingle's 1928 trip to Santa Monica but this iteration of it may have been painted later.
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  Study of Mary and David Beattie

  c. 1950: Based on the apparent age of the subjects.
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  Young Man with Black Hair

  c.1950: This is on the reverse side of piece 0786 which is from this time.
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  Birch Trees in a Grass Field

  Unknown
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  Woman Reading in a Hammock

  Unknown: Most likely post-1940 based on the style, fashions worn, and apparent age of the materials.
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  Young Boy with Brown Hair

  Unknown: Most likely post-1940 based on the style, fashions, and apparent age of the materials.
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  Partially Forested Wetlands at Dusk

  Unknown: Most likely earlier in her career based on the style of the painting.
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  Birch Trees

  Unknown
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  Pond and Forest

  Unknown
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  Study of a Tall Ship

  Unknown: Most likely post-1940 based on the style, subject matter, and apparent age of the materials.
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  Mother and Child on a Grass Bank

  Unknown: Most likely post-1930 based on the style, and apparent age of the materials.
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  Children Caroling, Card Design

  c.1930: References to Vancouver addresses verso, and the style looks later than her early BC trip.
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  Ship, Card Design

  c.1930: References to Vancouver addresses verso, and the style looks later than her early BC trip.
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  Santa, Card Design II

  c.1930: References to Vancouver addresses verso, and the style looks later than her early BC trip.
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  Santa, Card Design

  c.1930: References to Vancouver addresses verso, and the style looks later than her early BC trip.
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  Poinsettia, Card Design

  c.1930: References to Vancouver addresses verso, and the style looks later than her early BC trip.
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  Carolers, Card Design II

  c.1930: References to Vancouver addresses verso, and the style looks later than her early BC trip.
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  Carolers, Card Design

  c.1930: References to Vancouver addresses verso, and the style looks later than her early BC trip.
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  Bells, Card Design

  c.1930: References to Vancouver addresses verso, and the style looks later than her early BC trip.
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  Children Lying on the Beach

  c.1928: This scene is from Ingle's 1928 trip to Santa Monica though it could also have been drawn later.
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  Woman and Girl Gathering Flowers

  c. 1930: This is a recurring image that is done in the style of Ingle's illustrations which she mostly did in the 1920s and 1930s.
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  Child with Golden-Brown Hair

  Unknown: Most likely post-1940 based on the style, fashions worn, and apparent age of the materials.
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  Portrait of a Young Girl with a Bob Haircut

  Unknown: Most likely post-1940 based on the style, fashions worn, and apparent age of the materials.
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  Boy in the Grass

  Unknown: Most likely post-1940 based on the style, fashions worn, and apparent age of the materials.
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  Young Boy with Curly Brown Hair

  Unknown
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  Trees in a Grass Field with a Distant Forest

  Unknown: Most likely pre-1930 based on the style, subject matter, and age of materials.
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  Group of Trees at the Bottom of a Slope

  Unknown: Most likely pre-1930 based on the style, subject matter, and age of materials.
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  Trees on a Hill

  Unknown: Most likely pre-1930 based on the style, subject matter, and age of materials.
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  Country Road

  Unknown: Most likely pre-1930 based on the style, subject matter, and age of materials.
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  Grass Field with Distant Trees II

  c.1910-1930: The flatness of the landscape and the age of the materials makes this look like it is from out west. Possibly a view from the train on one of her trips.
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  Grass Field with Distant Forest

  c.1910-1930: The flatness of the landscape and the age of the materials makes this look like it is from out west. Possibly a view from the train on one of her trips.
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  Grass Field with Distant Trees

  c.1910-1930: The flatness of the landscape and the age of the materials makes this look like it is from out west. Possibly a view from the train on one of her trips.
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  Autumn Trees on a Grass Slope

  Unknown: Most likely pre-1930 based on the style of the painting, the subject matter, and the apparent age of the materials.
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  Sunset with Trees

  Unknown: Most likely c. 1900 based on the style and apparent age of the materials.
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  Boy and Girl Roller Skating II

  c.1920: Based on the stylistic similarities to Ingle's illustrations which she mostly did in the 1920s and 1930s.
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  Portrait of a Woman with a Red Background

  Unknown
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  "All for Health"

  c. 1920- 1940: This is a plan for a Canadian Red Cross Junior illustration which is work she did during these years.
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  Children Playing in the Waves II

  c.1928: This scene is from Ingle's 1928 trip to Santa Monica but this iteration of it may have been painted later.
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  Boy and a Gull

  c.1928: This scene is from Ingle's 1928 trip to Santa Monica though it could also have been painted later.
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  Covering with Sand

  c.1928: This scene is from Ingle's 1928 trip to Santa Monica though it could also have been painted later.
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  Mother and Child

  c. 1950: This piece is painted directly on masonite which wasn't invented until 1935. So, it is most likely from the last two decades of Ingle's career.
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  Girl Skipping Through the Waves

  c.1928: This scene is from Ingle's 1928 trip to Santa Monica though it could also have been painted later.
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  Woman Laying on a Beach Towel

  c.1928: This scene is from Ingle's 1928 trip to Santa Monica though it could also have been painted later.
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  Beach Scene with Umbrellas

  c.1928: This scene is from Ingle's 1928 trip to Santa Monica though it could also have been painted later.
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  Young Man Lying on the Beach

  c.1928: This scene is from Ingle's 1928 trip to Santa Monica though it could also have been painted later.
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  Children Lying in the Sand

  c.1928: This scene is from Ingle's 1928 trip to Santa Monica though it could also have been painted later.
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  Children Playing in the Water

  c.1928: This scene is from Ingle's 1928 trip to Santa Monica though it could also have been painted later.
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  Autumn Trees and Rail Fence

  c.1926: This is the same scene as the piece she painted in 1926 for the Perkins Bull Collection.
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  Waves Break Against Red Rocks

  c. 1940 (or later): This piece is painted on masonite which wasn't available until after 1935 and the style looks late.
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  Fair Haired Girl Arranging Flowers

  Unknown: Possibly c.1910-1920 based on the style and the age of the materials.
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  Portrait of a Boy

  Unknown
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  Evergreens at Dusk or Daybreak

  Unknown: Probably earlier in her career, based on the age of the materials.
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  Mountains and Fields

  c. 1915: This is most likely from Ingle's first trip out west.
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  Cabins in the Woods

  c.1915: This piece shows the same cabins as in a dated painting, piece 2050.
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  Mountain Scene

  c. 1915: This is most likely from Ingle's first trip out west.
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  Girl Blowing Bubbles

  c. 1910: Based on the date of drawing 0349 which this piece is based on.
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  River, Fence, and Grey Stone House

  c.1900: Based on the age of the materials and the subject matter.
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  Horse Drawn Cart Drives Through Town

  c.1907: This is similar to pieces Ingle did in 1907 while she was in Quebec with the McGillivray Knowles studio.
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  Three Women and a Girl in Hats

  c.1907: This is similar to drawings Ingle did in 1907 while she was in Quebec with the McGillivray Knowles studio.
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  Stream with a Distant Forest

  Unknown: Possibly c. 1900 based on the style and apparent age of materials.
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  Flowers in a Vase

  c. 1950: This is when Ingle did a lot of scenes like this.
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  Potted Flowers on a Window Sill

  Unknown: Most likely c. 1940 based on the style.
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  Portrait of a Girl

  Unknown: Later than c.1930 because of fashions, style, and medium.
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  Young Girl in a Black Dress

  Unknown: Possibly c. 1940 based on the fashions worn by the subject and the style of the painting.
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  Winter Forest with Small Stream

  Unknown: Probably c.1930 or later based on the style of the painting.
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  Autumn Trees with Stream

  c.1940: This is a study for painting 0010 that was hung in Norman Beattie's office.
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  Boy Wearing Men's Boots

  c. 1922: This piece was shown on the cover of Canadian Red Cross Junior in 1922.
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  Groups of Children on a Windy Hill

  c.1920: Based on the stylistic similarities to Ingle's illustrations which she mostly did in the 1920s and 1930s.
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  Light Sketch of Trees

  Unknown
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  Woman and Girl Collecting Flowers

  c.1920: Based on the stylistic similarities to Ingle's illustrations which she mostly did in the 1920s and 1930s.
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  Autumn Trees with Yellow Leaves

  Unknown: Probably c.1930 or later based on the style of the painting.
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  Boy and Girl Roller Skating

  c.1920: Based on the stylistic similarities to Ingle's illustrations which she mostly did in the 1920s and 1930s.
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  Children Playing in the Waves

  c.1928: This scene is from Ingle's 1928 trip to Santa Monica but this iteration of it may have been painted later.
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  Mary Ingle

  c.1920 Based on the apparent age of Mary Ingle, though it could have been painted later.
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  Farmer Plowing with a Two Horse Team

  Unknown: The subject matter suggest c. 1910 and Churchville but the style looks later.
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  River with Distant Mountains

  c.1910: This is most likely from Ingle's first trip to B.C. in the mid-1910s.
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  Portrait of a Boy Amidst the Trees

  c.1950: Based on the bucket hat which wasn't worn much until the 50s and 60s.
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  Horses Galloping IV

  Unknown: This is a recurring scene for Ingle that seems to have been done at multiple points throughout her career.
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  Robert Ingle

  c. 1940: Based on the apparent age of Robert Ingle.
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  Light Sketch of a Man in a Suit

  Unknown: Most likely post 1940 based on stylistic similarities to other pieces.
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  Portrait of a Man in a Suit

  Unknown: Most likely post 1940 based on stylistic similarities to other pieces.