Items

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  Robert Ingle Reading

  c. 1930: Based on the apparent age of the subject Robert Ingle.
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  Two Children Reading

  c. 1920: This is done in the style of Ingle's illustrations which she mostly did in the 1920s and 30s.
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  Eaton's Golden Jubilee Anniversary Cover

  1919-1920: This is the date of the cover.
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  Candy Kid Illustrations

  c.1920: This is when the other candy kid illustrations were done.
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  Two Horses in Harness

  c. 1930: this is a scene that shows up multiple times in Ingle's work and most of them were done around this time.
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  Young Woman in Profile

  c.1905: Based on artistic style and apparent age of materials.
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  Fair Haired Girl with Ringlets, Reading

  c.1905: Based on artistic style, style of clothing, and the apparent age of the materials.
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  Mary Ingle

  c.1910: Based on the apparent age of likely subject Mary Ingle, the artist's mother.
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  Girl in a Wide-brimmed Hat

  Unknown: Possibly c. 1900 because the paper is fairweather limited letterhead which is from around the 1900s. It is possible the drawing was done later though.
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  Miss Cullen

  1908-1909: Miss Cullen taught with Ingle during her first time at the Ontario Ladies College.
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  Rooster and Chickens

  c. 1900: This piece is probably from her visits to Churchville, and shows the possible influence of Elizabeth McGillivray Knowles meaning it was probably done in the first decade of the 20th century.
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  Wilmer McAuley

  c.1890: Apparent age of the subject who was a family acquaintance in Owen Sound.
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  Trees and a Rail Fence

  c. 1910: This is most likely the Churchville fence which shows up in her work during the first two decades of the 1900s.
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  Three Decorative Designs

  c. 1920: Likely done while she was teaching at the Ontario Ladies College.
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  Repeating Pattern with Trilliums and Leaves

  c. 1920: Likely done while she was teaching at the Ontario Ladies College.
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  Octagonal Design

  c. 1920: Likely done while she was teaching at the Ontario Ladies College.
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  Several Symmetrical Designs

  c. 1920: Likely done while she was teaching at the Ontario Ladies College.
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  Three Decorative Patterns

  c. 1920: Likely done while she was teaching at the Ontario Ladies College.
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  Mary Beattie (Thompson)

  1950: Based on the apparent age of the subject Mary Beattie.
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  Seated Figure Beneath a Group of Trees

  Unknown: Probably later based on materials and loose style.
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  Young Girl and Child Arranging Flowers

  c. 1920: c.1920: This piece is done in the style of Ingle's illustrative work which she mostly did in the 1920s and 30s.
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  Junior Red Cross Cover (Children with Dog)

  1930: This is when the piece was run as the cover of Junior Red Cross Magazine.
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  Feeding the Cows

  c. 1910: Based on the style of the subjects dress and the fact this was likely Churchville.
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  Girl with a Large Umbrella

  c.1920: This piece is done in the style of Ingle's illustrative work which she mostly did in the 1920s and 30s.
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  Landscape with a Prominent Tree

  c.1920: Based primarily on the fashion illustration that is on the back.
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  Santa Clause Delivering Toys

  c.1920: This piece is done in the style of Ingle's illustrative work which she mostly did in the 1920s and 30s. This piece is in a leaflet containing pieces 0473-0478.
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  Trees on a Hill

  Unknown: Possibly c. 1920 based on style and age of materials.
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  Autumn Trees with Rail Fence

  c.1929: Because this is the same scene as the piece that ended up in the Perkins Bull Collection which was painted in 1929.
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  Animal Among Trees

  c. 1910: This is most likely from Ingle's first trip to British Columbia.
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  Young Boy Laughing

  Unknown: Possibly c. 1910 during her first trip to BC based on family memory.
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  Road with Fence and Trees

  c. 1910: This is most likely the Churchville fence which shows up in her work during the first two decades of the 1900s.
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  Holstein Calf Resting

  c. 1900: Possibly from a trip she did with Kathleen Munn to Churchville.
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  Windswept Trees Beyond a Rail Fence

  c. 1910: This is most likely the Churchville fence which shows up in her work during the first two decades of the 1900s.
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  Small House with Lilacs

  Unknown
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  Woman in Black with Pearl Necklace

  c. 1890: Based on the fashions of the time.
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  Fruit on Branches

  c. 1890: This was likely an exercise she did as an art student based on the style and apparent age of materials.
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  Winding River Through Trees

  Unknown: Possibly c.1930 when she went to British Columbia.
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  Trees on a Hillside

  c. 1895: Based on the style of the painting and the apparent age of the materials used.
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  Girl Holding a Cat

  c.1920: Based on the fashion of the subjects hair and dress.
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  Light Sketch of Children

  c. 1920: This is done in the style of Ingle's illustrations which she mostly did in the 1920s and 30s.
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  Man's Head in Profile

  c. 1910: Because it is on the opposite side of 0442 which depicts subject matter that she focused on earlier in her career.
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  Cows by a Farmhouse (2)

  c. 1910: Because of the subject matter portrayed, this is something she focused on earlier in her career.
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  Cows by a Farmhouse

  c. 1910: Because of the subject matter portrayed, this is something she focused on earlier in her career.
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  Shepherd Leading a Flock

  Unknown: Possibly c. 1910 because the subject matter looks like something Ingle would do earlier in her career.
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  Doug Beattie

  1960: Based on the age of the subject Doug Beattie.
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  Mary Beattie

  1944: This is based on the age of the subject Mary Beattie (later Thompson).
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  Young Girl with a Small Child on Lap

  c.1950: Based on the apparent age of possible subjects Vita and Carmelo, neighborhood kids.
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  Portrait of Young Girl

  Unknown
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  Girl Making a Dandelion Chain

  c. 1930: This is done in the style of Ingle's illustrations which she mostly did in the 1920s and 30s.
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  Boy Sitting in the Grass

  c. 1930: This is done in the style of Ingle's illustrations which she mostly did in the 1920s and 30s.
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  Three Children Sitting in a Circle

  c. 1930: This is done in the style of Ingle's illustrations which she mostly did in the 1920s and 30s.
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  Young Woman Reading a Magazine

  Unknown: Possibly c.1910 based on the style of subjects clothes.
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  Stream with Trees

  Unknown: Possibly c. 1940 based on the darker colours used in the shadows, something Ingle leaned in to more later in her career.
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  Cattle in a Stream

  c. 1930: The reverse side of this piece has a sketch from Santa Monica, a trip that Ingle took in 1928, so it's quite possible that this piece was done around the same time.
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  Snowshoeing

  c. 1930: This is similar to the composition of a piece she did for Canadian Red Cross Junior in the 1930s.
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  Two Girls in a Meadow

  c. 1930: This is done in the style of Ingle's illustrations which she mostly did in the 1920s and 30s.
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  Two Girls Arranging Flowers

  c. 1930: This is done in the style of Ingle's illustrations which she mostly did in the 1920s and 30s.
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  Three Girls Picking Flowers

  c. 1930: This is done in the style of Ingle's illustrative works which she mostly did in the 1920s and 30s.
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  Cat and the Fiddle (2)

  1930: This is a version of an illustration that Ingle did for the cover of Red Cross Junior in 1930.
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  Three Cats in Front of the Moon

  1930: This is a version of an illustration that Ingle did for the cover of Red Cross Junior in 1930.
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  Peter Lima

  c. 1930: Based on the apparent age of the likely subject Peter Lima, father of Ingle's friend Tom Lima.
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  Children Collecting Leaves

  c. 1930: This is done in the style of Ingle's illustrations which she mostly did in the 1920s and 30s.
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  Cat and the Fiddle

  1930: This is a version of an illustration that Ingle did for the cover of Red Cross Junior in 1930.
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  Scadding Cabin

  Unknown
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  Autumn Trees

  Unknown: Possibly c. 1930 based on colour choices and stylistic similarities to other pieces of that time.
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  Bush, Pond, and Distant Tree

  Unknown: maybe c. 1930 based on colours and artistic style.
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  Partial Sketch of a Herd of Sheep in Front of a House

  c. 1930: This piece is on the same page as one of Ingle's illustration which she mostly did in the 1920s and 30s.
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  Shepherd with His Flock

  Unknown
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  Farmer Ploughing with a Horse Drawn Plough

  c. 1930: This is a scene that shows up multiple times in Ingle's work and most of them were painted around this time.
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  Children Sitting

  c. 1920: This is done in the style of Ingle's illustration work which she mostly did in the 1920s and 30s.
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  Toddler on Woman's Lap, Eating

  c. 1920: Based on the style of clothing and the style of the drawing on the other side of the board.
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  Candy Kid on the Floor in Front of the King

  c. 1920: This is one of Ingle's illustrations which she mostly did in the 1920s and 30s. This drawing might have connections to the J. E. Laughlin studio.
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  Child Prancing

  c.1920: This is done in the style of Ingle's illustrative works which she mostly did in the 1920s and 30s.
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  Children Prancing Through Flowers

  c.1920: This is done in the style of Ingle's illustrative works which she mostly did in the 1920s and 30s.
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  Trees and Barn

  c. 1920: These were possibly done during her time at the Ontario Ladies College.
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  Two Girls Reading

  c. 1920: Based on the style of clothing and the subject matter. This was quite possibly done during her time at the Ontario Ladies College.
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  Beach Scene, Children Playing

  c.1928: This scene is from Ingle's trip to Santa Monica which she visited in 1928.
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  Jesus Knocks (2)

  1927: The magazine clipping used as reference for this drawing was from 1927.
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  Jesus Knocks

  1927: The magazine clipping used as reference for this drawing was from 1927.
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  Junior Red Cross Cover Design

  c. 1920: Ingle didn't start working for Red Cross until the 1920s.
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  Light Sketch of Woman with Three Children

  c. 1920: Based on the illustrationesque style, this is a sketch for watercolour 0463.
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  Girls Face

  Unkown: The face of the girl looks earlier and the reverse side houses a drawing from earlier, but the landscape is dated 1945 though it's possible they were done at different times.
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  Young Woman in High-Backed Wooden Chair

  c. 1920: Possibly earlier based on style of clothing and the chair. This piece has plans for a tracing table drawn out on the back.
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  Kate, Elinore, and John Lindaburry

  c. 1920: based on the apparent age of the subjects, Kate, John, and Elinore.
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  Kate and Elinore Reading

  c. 1920: Based on the apparent age of likely subjects Elinore and Kate.
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  View through the Doorway, Two Women Reading

  c. 1920: This is most likely a scene painted during her time at the Ontario Ladies College.
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  Dr. Llew Little

  c. 1920: Based on clothing styles and the apparent age of the subject.
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  Trees and Ploughed Field

  Unknown: Possibly c. 1920 based on the colours and the style of painting though the materials used might suggest earlier.
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  Trees with Distant Steeple

  Unknown: Possibly c. 1920 based on the colours and the style of painting though the materials used might suggest earlier.
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  Young Girl with Ribbons in her Hair

  c.1910: Based on the apparent age of the materials and the age of the most likely subject the artist's niece Dorothy.
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  Girl with a Bouquet

  Unknown: Possibly c. 1915 because the materials look early but it looks like one of Ingle's illustrations which she mostly did in the 20s or later.
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  Young Girl with a Puppy

  c.1910: This piece is a preparatory sketch for painting 0772 which is thought to have been painted in the 1910s according to family oral history.
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  Young Girl with Fan

  c. 1910: Based on the apparent age of the most likely subject, her niece Dorothy. Though it may be later because a drawing on the reverse side is dated 1945.
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  Robert Ingle

  c.1925: Based on the apparent age of the materials and the subject, Robert Ingle.
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  Calf

  c. 1900: Possibly done with Kathleen Munn, who painted a similar scene in the early 1900s.
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  Elderly Woman Seated in a Doorway, Sewing

  c. 1900: Based on stylistic similarities to other pieces and the apparent age of the most likely subject, Rachel Burton (one of Ingle's Churchville relations).
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  Gracie and Jimy

  Unknown: Possibly c.1930 because this drawing is in the style of her illustrative work which she was doing around that time.
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  Group of Trees on a Hill

  Unknown
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  Stylized Figures

  Unknown: This piece looks like it may have some religious meaning behind it, there may be connections to her time with the Methodist Church.
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  Girls and Child Arranging Flowers

  c. 1930: This piece is done in the style of Ingle's illustrative work which she mostly did in the 1920s and 30s.