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Letter 7: AC to AS, 1972.02.19

Letter 5: AS to AC, 1972.01.03

Letter 4: AC to AS, 1971.12.25

Letter 6: AS to AC, 1972.02.14

Letter 3: AS to AC, 1970.05.11

Letter 2: AC to AS, 1970.05.02

Letter 1: AS to AC, 1965, n.d.

1965 (n.d.)

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.

Young Boy with Brown Hair

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

Autumn Trees

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

Three Girls Walking

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

Birch Trees in Front of a Sparse Forest

Unknown

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.

Girl with Doll

c. 1920: Based on fashions and artistic approach.

Robert Ingle

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

Self Portrait

c.1900: Based on the apparent age of the subject.

Douglas Beattie

c. 1958

Doug Beattie

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

Norman Beattie

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

Young Woman with Plaited Hair Reading

1942: It is dated 42 under the artist's signature.

Boys Reading

Unknown

Valentine's Day Cover Design

1935: This was a design for a Red Cross Junior illustration, published in 1935.

Girl with a Doll

Unknown

Jane Bradshaw, Knitting

c.1930: Subject was living with the Ingle's in the 30s.

Alissa Little

c. 1925: Based on the apparent age of the subject, Alissa Little, and the fact other references of her in a trip to Manitoba in 1929.

Child Feeding Pigeons

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

Children playing in the Waves

c.1928: This piece is from Ingle's trip to Santa Monica, which she visited in 1928.

Woman and Children

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

Girl with Lanterns

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

Woman's Face

c.1910: Based on the age of the piece on the other side of the paper, though it could also be later.

Emil Heiring

1928 (or later): This piece is from her time in Santa Monica, or done from memory later.

Portrait of a Woman

c.1910: This was probably done around the same time as piece 0833.

Theodore Ingle

c.1910: Based on the apparent age of the subject Theodore Ingle.

Young Woman Knitting (Possibly Mary Taylor)

c. 1910: Based on the apparent age of likely subject, Mary Taylor (wife of Rev. Will Taylor, a cousin.)

Couple Dancing (2)

c. 1955: According to Ingle's family she used to watch a lot of the Gary Moore Show so this couple is possibly Don Crichton and partner.

Mary Thompson (Beattie)

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

Trees on a Grassy Hillside

Unknown

Tree by a Stream

c.1940: This piece is painted directly on to masonite, a material that wasn't available until after 1935.

Tree on a Grassy Slope in Front of a Forest

c.1940: The painting that this was preparation for was painted on masonite which wasn't available until 1935 at the earliest.

Two Girls Arranging Flowers (2)

c.1940: Because of the date of the preparatory sketch.

Trees by a Lake

Unknown: Though piece 0043 is of the same scene and looks earlier stylistically suggesting this might have been done in the early 1900s.

Laughing Boy Sitting in Water (Possibly William Lindabury "Junior")

c. 1920: Based on the apparent age of likely subject William Stanley Lindabury, also known as Junior.

Woman Painting in a Baseball Cap

Unknown: Probably 1920 or later, because of the baseball hat.

Two Children on the Beach

c.1928: This scene is from Ingle's trip to Santa Monica which she visited in 1928.

Portrait of a Woman (possibly Lila Caraline McGillivray Knowles)

c.1910: Based on the apparent age of likely subject who Ingle may have met while studying at the McGillivray Knowles studio.

Trees on a Hill at Sunset

c. 1905: Based on the artistic approach, materials, and subject matter this is one of Ingle's earlier works.

Tree in Front of Streams of Water

c. 1905: Based on the artistic approach, materials, and subject matter this is one of Ingle's earlier works.

Mother and Child

c.1910: Based on fashions of clothes and hair but also similarity to sketches the artist did around that time.

Reeds by the Water with Distant Trees

c.1910: This is likely Little Lake Salmon in BC from her first visit.

Three Trees in a Field

Unknown: Probably earlier, based on the artistic approach, materials, and subject matter.

Horses in Pasture

c.1900: Based on the artistic approach, materials, and subject matter this is one of Ingle's earlier works. This is possibly from her visits to Churchville.

Pine Trees

c. 1905: Or possibly earlier, based on the artistic approach, materials, and subject matter this is one of Ingle's earlier works.

Tree Trunk in the Shade

c. 1905: Based on the artistic approach, materials, and subject matter this is one of Ingle's earlier works.

Flowers in the Forest

Unknown: Possibly earlier in the twentieth century, based on stylistic similarities to other pieces.

Young Boy Digging

Unknown: While the canvas looks old the style and subject suggest slightly later. This piece is either from the turn of the century or around the 1920s.

Stream with House and Fence

c. 1905: Based on style and subject matter, this is quite possibly Grey County or Churchville.

Woman with Parted Brown Hair

Unknown: Possibly pre-1900 based on the fashions worn and the style of the painting.

Still life With Vases and Bust

1908-1909: This piece was done during her time at the Ontario Ladies College, judging from the style, most likely during her first stint there.

Marion Burton

c.1905: Based on the apparent age of likely subject and similarity to other pieces of that time.

Boats at Anchor

c.1907: This was most likely painted during her trip to Quebec with the McGillivray Knowles studio in 1907.

Three Trees at Dusk

Unknown: the materials and style suggest this was done early in her career.

Group of Trees in a Meadow

Unknown: the materials and style suggest this is from the earlier half of her career.

Marsh with Distant Forest

Unknown: the materials and style suggest this is from the earlier half of her career.

Quebec Street Scene with Second Story Walkways

1907: This was painted en plein air during her trip to Quebec with the McGillivray Knowles studio in 1907.

Girl in a Dark Dress and Pearl Necklace

c. 1900: Based on the style of the subjects clothing.

Trees Around a Reservoir

Unknown: Probably in the later half of her career based on materials and style.

Field and Forest beneath a Clouded Sky

c.1920: The piece on the other side of this page is done in the style of Ingle's illustrations which she mostly did in the 1920s and 1930s.

Clara Wignes

1956: The piece is dated below Ingle's signature.

Woman in Glasses, Smiling

c.1957: This piece is in the same style and on the same paper as portraits that are dated 1957.

Couple Dancing

c. 1955: According to Ingle's family she used to watch a lot of the Gary Moore Show so this couple is possibly Don Crichton and partner.

Kate Ingle

1957: The piece is dated below the signature.

Portrait of Woman with Short Wavy Hair

1957: The piece is dated below the signature.

Child Carrying Tea (2)

c. 1920: Ingle did a couple drawings with oriental overtones, these were mostly done during her illustration era around the year 1920.

Child Carrying Tea

c. 1920: Ingle did a couple drawings with oriental overtones, these were mostly done during her illustration era around the year 1920.

Red Haired Girl with a Doll

Unknown: Possibly c. 1920 based on stylistic similarities to piece like 0232.

Portrait of Woman with Auburn Hair

c. 1940: Based on stylistic similarities to other pieces and the style of the subjects hair and clothing.

Nancy Lima

c.1940: Based on the apparent age of the likely subject Nancy Lima.

Robert Ingle, Reclining

1935: The piece on the other side of this page was painted for a Canadian Red Cross Junior Magazine published in January 1935.

People Snowshoeing

1935: This was painted for a Canadian Red Cross Junior Magazine published in January 1935.

Three People Snowshoeing

1935: This is a sketch for a Canadian Red Cross Junior Magazine published in January 1935.

Two Girls Arranging Flowers

c.1940: Portrait from a magazine depicting either King Edward VIII or King George VI places it in the 40s.

Three White Ducks Swimming

Unknown: Probably c.1930 or later based on style and materials.

Autumn Trees

c. 1930: This piece is marked verso for $3.00 a price tag that suggests some time around 1930. Pieces 0089, 0157, and 0158 are marked the same way.

Mountains, BC

c. 1930: Based on style and medium this is most likely from her later trip to BC.

Lone Tree in front of a Farm House

c. 1930: This piece is marked verso for $3.00 a price tag that suggest some time around 1930. Pieces 0089, 0157, and 0161 are marked the same way.

Field at Dusk

c. 1930: This piece is marked verso for $3.00 a price tag that suggests some time around 1930. Pieces 0089, 0158, and 0161 are marked the same way.

Stream and Tree III

c.1930: Based on stylistic similarities to piece like 0150.

Winter Scene with Birches

1931- or later: The card that it is painted on is from the Painters of Canada series by COUTTS that were from 1931.

Golden Fields at Dawn

c. 1930: This piece is marked verso for $3.00 a price tag that suggest some time around 1930. Pieces 0157, 0158, and 0161 are marked the same way.

Two Children Sitting on a Hill

c. 1920: This is done in the style of Ingles illustrations which seem to have mostly been done in the 1920s and 30s.

Ducks Walking; Portrait of Child

c. 1920: This is done in the style of Ingles illustrations which seem to have mostly been done in the 1920s and 30s.

Boy Reading

1927: This is a design for a Canadian Red Cross Junior cover that was published in January 1927.

Painter at Work

c.1920: Based on the apparent age of likely subject Kathleen Munn.

Two Girls Gathering Flowers

c. 1920: This is done in the style of Ingle's illustrative work which suggests a date around 1920-1930. Though the hole punched top edge matches some drawings from the 1950s.