Items

Houses in front of a Forest in the Winter

Unknown: Possibly c.1930-1940 because of similarities to cards Ingle did around then.

Autumn Trees and a Rail Fence (2)

c. 1930: Based on stylistic similarities to cards she painted around that time and the fact this is the same scene as the piece she painted for the Perkins Bull Collection in 1926.

Autumn Trees and a Rail Fence

c. 1930: Based on stylistic similarities to cards she painted around that time and the fact this is the same scene as the piece she painted for the Perkins Bull Collection in 1926.

Tree and Rocky Slope in the Winter

c. 1930-1940: This is done in the style of the cards Ingle did around this time.

Hollyhocks

Unknown: Possibly c. 1930 based on similarities to the cards she did around then. Though there is a photo of Ingle with hollyhocks from 1908.

Two Boys Sitting Outside

Unknown

Two Girls Sitting on a Step

Unknown

Girl Arranging Flowers

Unknown: Possibly c.1940 based on the stylistic approach, could also be earlier because of similarities to other pieces in subject matter.

Man Plowing with Two Horses

c. 1949: Design for a Red Cross Junior Cover published in 1949.

"Johnny L 4 yrs 3 months"

1948: Based on the age of John Lindabury written on the piece.

Child Carrying Tea

Mountain Pines

c.1930: Paper and style similar to cards Ingle did, this is most likely from her second trip to BC.

Pumpkin Patch

c.1930: This is mentioned on the 1930s list of cards.

Two Girls Making Daisy Chains

c.1930: This is done in the style of Ingle's illustrations which she mostly did in the 1920s and 1930s.

Autumn Trees and Lake

c.1930: Paper and style similar to cards Ingle did, and she only used Maylaw around this time.

Tree by Country Lane

c.1930: Paper and style similar to cards Ingle did, and she only used Maylaw around this time.

Sturgeon Lake

c.1930: This is likely a piece mentioned in a list of cards from the 1930s, number seven on the list was Sturgeon Lake.

Tree Under an Expansive Sky

c. 1930: Paper and style similar to cards Ingle did.

Autumn Countryside, Path Through a Rocky Field

c. 1930: Paper and style similar to cards Ingle did.

Tree with Distant Fields

c. 1930: Paper and style similar to cards Ingle did.

Trees with Distant Stream

c. 1930: Paper and style similar to cards Ingle did.

Child Seated

c. 1920: This is done in the style of Ingle's illustrations which she mostly did in the 1920s and 1930s.

Boy Collecting Berries

c.1930: This is done in the style of Ingle's illustrations which she mostly did in the 1920s and 1930s.

Tree by Stream in the Winter

Unknown

Lorraine, Gracie, and Jimmy

Unknown: Probably around c.1920 because the piece is on Kargo Compound letterhead which is a family work connection from around 1920.

Young Woman Seated Eating an Apple and Reading

c. 1930: This piece is quite possibly of Elinore Lindabury who visited Toronto around 1930.

Nancy Lima Reading

c. 1930: Based on the apparent age of the subject Nancy Lima.

Boy Examining a Tree

c.1930: Because of similarities to piece 0894.

Teenage Boy Drawing

c. 1930: Because of similarities to pieces like 0884.

Scene from "The Open Road"

c.1920: This is one of Ingles illustrative works which she mostly did from the 1920s to 1930s.

Happy Child, Looking Up

c. 1920: Based on the style and the use of Kargo Compound letterhead which was a family work connection from around 1920.

Three Masted Ship Resting Below Mountains

c.1930: Based on the style of the ship and the subject matter, this was likely done during her 1930s trip to BC.

Miniature Landscape, Trees with Pond

Unknown

"The Old Wish Merrie Christmas"

Unknown: Probably around c.1920 because the piece is on Kargo Compound letterhead which is a family work connection from around 1920.

Girl Showing Boy some Flowers

c. 1920: Based on the apparent age of possible subjects Elinore and John Lindaburry.

Birds on a Garden Birdbath

Guardian Angel

Unknown

Will Little

c. 1920: Based on the apparent age of Will Little.

Children Skiing

c. 1930: Based on similarities to pieces 0226 and 0227.

Two Women with an Infant

Unknown: Possibly c. 1920 because of subject matter similarities to her illustration work which she mostly did around 1920-1930.

Two Boys Lying on their Stomachs

c. 1928: This scene is most likely from Ingle's time at Santa Monica which she visited in 1928.

Child Calling

Unknown: Possibly around c.1920 because of similarities to drawings she did of people snow shoeing around that time.

Cover for Courier Magazine

c.1910: Courier Magazine ran in the first two decades of the twentieth century.

Sad Young Girl

c.1910: This piece is believed to be of Myrtle, the youngest daughter of Rev. John Little, which would date it around 1910. This would be consistent with the readily apparent age of the materials.

River with Grass Banks

Unknown: Based on the style of the painting and the age of the materials, it is likely from the first half of her career.

Woman with Chickens

c. 1900: Consistent with other early Churchville works involving doorways and chickens.

Kate Ingle

c.1900: Based on the apparent age of the subject, Kate Ingle.

Cows Grazing in Water

Unknown: The style and subject matter suggest this was likely from the first half of her career.

Woman With Fair Hair

c.1950: Based on similarities to other pieces of this time.

Young Woman with Auburn Hair

c.1950: Based on similarities to other pieces of this time.

Boy with Reddish-Brown Hair

Unknown: Probably later in her career, that is when most of the portraits in this style came from.

Girl with Blonde Hair and Deep Blue Eyes

Unknown: Probably later in her career, that is when most of the portraits in this style came from.

Girl with Her Arm on a Book

Unknown: Later than 1920, based on the style of the painting and the fashions worn.

Autumn Trees by Lake

Unknown

Young Boy in Profile

c. 1910: Based on the apparent age of the materials and the style of the clothing worn by the subject.

Woman Reading a Letter

c.1920: This is most likely a scene from the faculty play at Ontario Ladies College that Ingle made a poster for.

Bespectacled Woman Sewing

c.1930: Based on the fashions worn by the subject and the apparent age of the radio in the background.

Portrait of a Boy in Blue

c.1930: There is a number starting with a three under the signature that has been torn off.

The Euchre Game

c.1930: Based on the memory of Elinore Beattie who was present and passed the story down to her kids.

Nancy Lima

c.1930: Based on apparent age of possible subject, Nancy Lima.

Hallway of Ontario Ladies College

1924: This piece was published in the Ontario Ladies College's 1924 Golden Jubilee Yearbook.

"His First Christmas"

c. 1920: Based on the general contents of the sketchbook.

"Christmas That Festival of the Children"

c. 1920: Based on the general contents of the sketchbook.

Girl with a Large Bow in Her Hair

c. 1920: Based on the general contents of the sketchbook.

Faces

c. 1920: Based on the general contents of the sketchbook.

Studies of Children on a Beach

c. 1928: These appear to be from Ingle's trip to Santa Monica in 1928.

Elderly Woman Knitting

c. 1910: Based on the style of the drawing and the apparent age of the materials.

Potted Plants in a Window

c. 1910: This is the reverse side of piece 0237, so it is probably from the same time.

Sketch of a Woman Knitting

c.1910: Based on the style of the drawing and the apparent age of the materials.

Robert Ingle

Unknown: Possibly c. 1914 based on the age of Robert Ingle in photo from Kate and Earl Stanley Lindabury's wedding. Possibly later though, because he looks older, could be as late as the 30s.

Chris, Indian at Tappen B.C.

c. 1914: This would have been from Ingle's trip to Tappen B.C. which was around this time.

Professor Ingle

c. 1900: Based on the apparent age of the subject and the date of the piece on the other side.

Woman at a Keyboard (Possibly Elizabeth Munn)

c. 1900: Based on the apparent age of the likely subject Elizabeth Munn.

House and Cart, Small Town

c. 1907: This is most likely from her trip to Quebec with the McGillivray Knowles studio in 1907.

Kate Moore

c. 1890: This piece is of Kate Moore, one of Ingle's childhood friends.

Young Woman in a Rocking Chair

c. 1895: This is quite possibly a drawing of Julia Laing which would place it around this date.

Julia Louisa Laing

c. 1896: Based on the apparent age of the most likely subject Julia Laing.

Preliminary Sketch of a Man's Face

c.1950: This is the reverse side of piece 0210 which was made around 1950.

Autumn Tree

Unknown

Church on the St. Lawrence

c. 1907: This is most likely from Ingle's trip to Quebec with the McGillivray-Knowles studio in 1907.

Sculptor Jim Imrie at Work

c.1960: Jim Imrie and Ingle became friends around 1960.

Vita and Carmelo

c. 1950: Based on the apparent age of Ingle's neighbors Vita and Carmelo.

Boy with Brown Hair

Unknown: Probably later in her career, because the vast majority of portraits in this style come from later.

Woman with Short Brown Hair

c. 1950: Based on the style of the painting and the fashions worn by the subject.

Portrait of Boy (Possibly Herbie Lewis)

c. 1950: Based on the apparent age of the subject who was a neighborhood kid, remembered by Mary Thompson.

Woman in Red Dress with Gold Earrings (2)

c. 1950: Because this is possibly a portrait of Dorothy Learie and the clothing/hairstyle are consistent with that date.

Woman in Red Dress with Gold Earrings

c. 1950: Because this is possibly a portrait of Dorothy Learie and the clothing/hairstyle are consistent with that date.

Clara Wignes

c.1950: Based on the apparent age of the likely subject Clara Wignes.

Young Woman with Reddish-Brown, Curly Hair

c. 1950: Based on the style of the painting and the fashions worn by the subject.

Clara Wignes

c.1950: Based on the apparent age of the likely subject Clara Wignes.

Child with Curly Fair Hair

c. 1944: There is another portrait of the same child, slightly older, which is dated 1944.

Two Girls Looking at a Butterfly

c. 1940-1950: Based on the fact the piece is painted directly on masonite, which wasn't available until 1935.

Woman in a Green Shawl

c. 1940-1950: Based on the fact that this piece is painted directly on masonite which wasn't available until 1935.

Infant Sleeping

c. 1940-1950: This piece is painted directly on masonite which wasn't available until 1935.

Two Girls Looking at a Butterfly

Unknown: Possibly c. 1950 because of the date of the piece 0207 which is on the other side. It could also be c. 1920 based on stylistic similarities to other pieces.