Artworks by Bertha Ingle

Item Set

Items

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  Girl in Profile Looking at Flowers

  Unknown: Possibly later in her career, the canvas used is similar to that of piece 0146.
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  Mary Beattie (Thompson)

  c.1953: Based on the apparent age of Mary Thompson (Beattie).
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  Young Girl with Dark Hair

  c. 1940: Based on stylistic similarities to other portraits of that time.
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  Fair Haired Girl Playing

  c. 1940: Based on stylistic similarities to other portraits of that time.
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  Girl Smiling with Head to One Side

  c. 1940: The piece this is a sketch for seems to have been from around this time.
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  Girl Smiling with Head to One Side

  c. 1940: Based on stylistic similarities to other portraits of that time.
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  Young Boy with Fair Hair and Blue Eyes

  c. 1940: Based on stylistic similarities to other portraits of that time.
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  Young Girl with Bangs

  Unknown: Possibly c. 1940 based on the style of the painting and the fashions worn by the subject.
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  Young Child with a Doll

  Unknown: The family thinks the subject of this piece is Johnny Lindaburry which would place the date around 1940.
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  Young Man in Suit and Tie

  Unknown: Possibly c. 1930, there is a chance that this is a Mr. Brill an art dealer Ingle knew in the 1930s.
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  Mother, Child, and Infant

  Unknown: Possibly c. 1910 based on the fashions worn by the subjects.
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  Two Swans Swimming

  c.1950: Based on Mary Thompson's recollection of Ingle painting this scene.
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  Still Life with Tulips and Irises

  Unknown: Possibly c. 1950 because Ingle painted a lot of similar scenes around that time.
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  Flower Arrangement in a Silver Pitcher

  Unknown: Possibly c. 1950 because Ingle painted a lot of similar scenes around that time.
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  Flower Arrangement in a Silver Vase

  Unknown: Possibly c. 1950 because Ingle painted a lot of similar scenes around that time.
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  Pond at Dentonia Park (3)

  c.1950: Because other iterations of this piece are painted on masonite, and the family remembers events around this being painted.
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  Pond at Dentonia Park (2)

  c.1950: Because other iterations of this piece are painted on masonite, and the family remembers events around this being painted.
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  Mary Beattie

  c. 1940: Based on the apparent age of the subject Mary Thompson (Beattie).
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  Boy with Fair Hair

  Unknown: Possibly c.1940 the style of the painting and the fashions worn by the subject look later.
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  Child Feeding Swans at Water’s Edge

  Unknown: Possibly c. 1930 based on style and subject matter.
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  Autumn Trees on a Sloped Shore

  Unknown: Possibly c. 1930 because 0032, the piece on the other side seems to be from around that time.
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  Chapel of St Thomas the Martyr, Glastonbury Abbey (2)

  c.1940: There is a number of European scenes that Ingle painted around this time. They might have been painted from postcards or might have been commissions.
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  Chapel of St Thomas the Martyr, Glastonbury Abbey

  c.1940: There is a number of European scenes that Ingle painted around this time. They might have been painted from postcards or might have been commissions.
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  Mother and Child Collecting Flowers

  c.1930: This is done in the style of Ingle's illustrations which she mostly did in the 1920s and 1930s. The signature containing "Maylaw" also seems to be used around 1930.
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  Girl Watering Flowers

  c. 1925: This piece, and the many other iterations of it, are done in the style of Ingle's illustrations which she mostly did in the 1920s and 1930s.
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  Farmer Plowing Behind Two Horses

  Unknown: Similar scenes are usually earlier, possibly c. 1910, though the materials and style look more c. 1930.
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  Autumn Scene with Grazing Sheep

  Unknown: The style and colours look like they were done later in Ingle's career.
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  Young Girl Making Dandelion Chains

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

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

  c.1920: This seems to have been from Ingle's later stint at the OLC.
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  Portrait of Woman

  Unknown: Possibly 1920, the family thinks this might have been from life drawing classes held at the Ontario Ladies College.
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  Portrait of a Woman

  Unknown: Possibly 1920, the family thinks this might have been from life drawing classes held at the Ontario Ladies College.
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  Portrait of Woman

  Unknown: Possibly 1920, the family thinks this might have been from life drawing classes held at the Ontario Ladies College.
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  Studies of a Woman

  Unknown: Possibly 1920, the family thinks this might have been from life drawing classes held at the Ontario Ladies College.
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  Seated Woman, Figure Drawing

  Unknown: Possibly 1920, the family thinks this might have been from life drawing classes held at the Ontario Ladies College.
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  Male Figure, Seated

  Unknown: Possibly 1920, the family thinks this might have been from life drawing classes held at the Ontario Ladies College.
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  Male Figure

  Unknown: Possibly 1920, the family thinks this might have been from life drawing classes held at the Ontario Ladies College.
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  Male Figure Seated, Facing Away

  Unknown: Possibly 1920, the family thinks this might have been from life drawing classes held at the Ontario Ladies College.
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  Standing Male Figure, Back Facing Viewer

  Unknown: Possibly 1920, the family thinks this might have been from life drawing classes held at the Ontario Ladies College.
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  Children Laughing

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

  c. 1920: Based on the piece being referenced in a letter.
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  Young Boy with Girl Holding Flowers

  c. 1925: Based on the illustrationesque style and the age of supposed subjects, Elinore and John Lindaburry.
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  Sheep Grazing on a Mountainside in Autumn

  c. 1910-1930: This would be from one of Ingle's trips to BC because of the mountain.
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  Cows in a River

  Unknown
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  Winding Stream with Autumn Trees

  Unknown
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  Dirt Road with Trees

  Unknown
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  Robert Ingle

  c. 1935: Based on the apparent age of the subject, Robert Ingle and the fact the piece is painted on masonite.
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  Girl Playing in Sand

  c. 1920: This is done in the style of Ingle's illustrations which were mostly done around the 1920s or 1930s.
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  Boy Watching Fish

  Unknown
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  Sketch of Eaton's Golden Jubilee Anniversary

  1919-1920: This is the date of the Eaton's cover.
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  Boy Playing Baritone Horn, and Woman in Profile

  c.1910: The horn player in the scene is most likely Jim Haugh, the brother of Ingle's friend Ambrose Haugh. This date is based on the apparent age of Jim Haugh.
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  Tree by a Rocky Stream

  Unknown: Possibly c. 1910 based on style and subject matter.
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  Cows by a Stream with a Distant Barn

  c. 1890: Based on the age of materials and the subject matter.
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  Winter Scene with Shed and Trees

  Unknown
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  Still Life, Flowers in a Blue Vase

  c.1950: This is when Ingle painted the majority of her still life paintings like this.
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  Young Girl with Brown Hair

  c. 1950: This girl is one of two neighborhood sisters that the family remembers from the 1950s.
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  Herbie Lewis

  c. 1950: Based on the apparent age of the subject who was a neighborhood kid, remembered by Mary Thompson.
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  Woman with Short Brown Hair (Mrs. Lewis)

  c. 1950: Based on the style of the painting, the fashion of the clothes and the apparent age of the possible subject.
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  Autumn Woodland

  Unknown: Stylistically it feels later in her career.
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  Marry Beattie (Thompson)

  1940: Based on the apparent age of the subject, Mary.
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  Girl with Pink Ribbons in her Hair

  c. 1950: Both because it is painted directly on masonite, which wasn't available until 1935, and because of the style of the painting.
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  Early Autumn Scene from Hilltop

  Unknown
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  Cow Grazing a Stream Under Some Trees

  c. 1940: This is the same scene as piece 0010, just from a different angle. It was probably painted around the same time.
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  Winter Forest Scene with Stream (2)

  Unknown: Possibly later in her career based on the style of the painting.
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  Winter Forest Scene with Stream

  Unknown: Possibly later in her career based on the style of the painting.
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  Autumn Trees with a Stream

  c.1940: Which is when piece 0010 was painted, which this was a study for.
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  Woman Sitting on a Log as Children Play

  c. 1920: This is done in the style of Ingle's illustrations which were mostly done in the 1920s and 1930s.
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  Girl and Boy Sitting on a Grassy Slope

  c. 1920: This is done in the style of Ingle's illustrations which were mostly done in the 1920s and 1930s.
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  Girl Holding a Cat

  c. 1950: Both because this is painted on on masonite, which wasn't available until 1935, and stylistically it looks very late.
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  Trees at Water's Edge

  Unknown
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  Rolling Hills with Fields and Distant Forest

  Unknown: Probably some time between 1910-1930 based on age of materials and stylistic approach.
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  Tree by a Rocky Stream

  Unknown: Probably around c. 1910 when other similar scenes were thought to be painted.
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  Young Woman with Sleeping Child

  c.1920: This is done in the style of Ingle's illustrations which she mostly painted in the 1920s and 1930s. These dates would be consistent with the fashions worn by the subjects.
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  Children Wading

  c. 1928: This is most likely from Ingle's trip to Santa Monica, which she visited in 1928.
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  Young Boy with a Girl Holding a Flower

  c. 1925: Based on the illustrationesque style and the age of supposed subjects, Elinore and John Lindaburry.
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  Children Dancing in a Clearing

  c. 1940: This piece is painted on masonite which wasn't available until 1935 so it had to have been painted later than that.
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  Winter Landscape with Sleigh
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  Girl Holding a Puppy

  c.1915: Based on stylistic choices and the approximate date of the preparatory sketch, piece 0436.
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  Girl with a Watering Can

  Unknown: Possibly c. 1920 based on stylistic choices and the age of the materials.
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  Child Feeding a Cat

  Unknown: Possibly c. 1920 based on stylistic choices and the age of the materials.
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  Woman in a Hat, and Studies of Children Arranging Flowers

  c. 1915: Based the fashion of the hairstyles, and on the time period of the Eaton's clippings Ingle kept around.
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  Eaton's Catalogue Hairstyle Drawings

  c. 1915: Based the fashion of the hairstyles, and on the time period of the Eaton's clippings Ingle kept around.
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  Ploughed Fields under Dark Sky

  Unknown: Probably earlier in her career, this is the reverse side of piece 0166.
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  Lake with Distant Hillside

  Unknown: Probably earlier in her career based on stylistic approach.
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  Portrait of Woman in Profile

  c.1900: Based on age of materials, fashion of clothing, and artistic style.
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  Portrait of Woman with Brown Hair and Green Dress

  c.1900: Based on the fashion of the clothing and the style of the painting.
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  Trees at Water's Edge in Summer

  Unknown: Likely earlier in her career based on stylistic similarities to other works.
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  Autumn Trees with Rail Fence

  c.1925: Because this is the same scene as the piece she did for the Perkins Bull Collection around that time.
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  River Scene with Boat

  Unknown: Likely earlier in her career based on stylistic similarities to other works.
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  Child with Curly Hair

  c.1950: Based on the style of the painting.
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  Portrait of a Boy

  c.1950: Based on the style of the painting and the style of Ingle's signature.
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  Pond at Dentonia Park

  c.1950: Because this piece is painted on masonite, and based on family memory of events.
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  Girl Making a Daisy Chain

  c.1940: Because this piece is painted on masonite, which wasn't available until after 1935.
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  Portrait of a Girl with Curly Blonde Hair

  c. 1950: Because this piece is painted on masonite, which wasn't available until after 1935, and because of stylistic similarities to other pieces.
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  Young Boy with Brown Hair

  c. 1940: Based on stylistic similarities to other pieces.
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  Autumn Trees

  c.1940: Because this piece is painted on masonite, which wasn't available until after 1935.
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  Three Girls Walking

  c.1940: Because this piece is painted on masonite, which wasn't available until after 1935.
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  Birch Trees in Front of a Sparse Forest

  Unknown
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  Large Tree in Front of a Forest

  c.1940: This piece is painted directly on to masonite which wasn't widely available until 1935 or later.
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  Girl with Doll

  c. 1920: Based on fashions and artistic approach.