List of works of art by John Ingleby

Last updated December 28, 2022

This is a list of paintings by the Welsh topographical artist John Ingleby .^[1]

The collection of watercolours established at the National Library of Wales are mostly views of North Wales.

Title	Date	Collection
Aber Waterfall	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Abernavas church & hall	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Abervechan front	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Abervechan rear	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Anchoritage in St. John's Church yard, Chester; Remains of the monastery in St John's Church yard	1793	John Ingleby Watercolours
Aston	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Berrew	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Berse Chapel	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Bettws	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Birch	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Breiddin Hills, Rodney's Pillar and Belin Mount	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Breyden Hills from Llanymynech and Rodney's Pillar	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Brumbo House	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Bryn Euryn	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Bryn Euryn, & distant view of Penmon Rhos	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Bryn Tirion looking up; Bryn Tyrion looking down, near Skiviog	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Bryn-Gwyn	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Castell Caerenion	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Cefn Amwlch	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Cefn, a new house near Wrexham (belonging to Roger Kenyon Esq)	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Chapel at Lower Berwick	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Chirbury	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Chirk	1793	John Ingleby Watercolours
Chirk Church, aqueduct & castle, Denbighshire	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Chirton Hall	1793	John Ingleby Watercolours
Conway Castle from the e(ast)	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Conway from above the Ferry	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Conway, from the Talycafn road	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Croesnewydd near Wrexham S.E. view property of Ellice Esq	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Crucifixion found in the wall of the old church at Halkin	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Dintle	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Doddleston Church	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Dongay	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Ecclusham Above, the property of Ellames Esq. near Wrexham	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Ecclusham Below	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Effigy of a warrior	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Farn	1793	John Ingleby Watercolours
Fron Ynys & Llangwyfan Church; Plas Llangwyfan	1793	John Ingleby Watercolours
Garth	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Gillesfield near Welshpool	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Golden chalice in Welshpool Church	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Grafton Hall	1793	John Ingleby Watercolours
Halton	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Harlech Castle from the town	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Hendom, or, the Mount of Owen Glendwr near Corwen on the Dee	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Hengwst	1793	John Ingleby Watercolours
Holt Bridge; Farn., Holt	1793	John Ingleby Watercolours
Inside of the cave, Llanarmon,	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Kinmael	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Kinmael	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Limor Lodge	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Limor Lodge	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Limor Lodge east aspect	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llai, near Hope	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llan Sain Siôr, or, Church of St. George and rectory	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llanafryn	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llandinam	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llandinam and Gwernwr Hills	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llandreinio	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llandreinio Bridge and Rodney's Pillar	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llandreinio Hall	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llandrillo Church,	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llandyrnog church and churchyard	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llandysilio and Llanymynach rocks	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llanfechan	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llangedwyn	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llangedwyn church	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llangollen, Castle Dinas Bran	1793	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llangollen, from ye Corwen road	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llangynog	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llangynyw	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llanllwchaiarn	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llanllwchaiarn Church	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llansanfraid Bridge, Glyndwrdwy	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llansanfraid Glyndwrdwy	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llanwynog near Newtown	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llwydiarth	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Llwyn	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Lord Boston's the old front. Llanidan Church	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Loton Hall	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Loton Hall,	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Lower Berwick	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Lyn-y-Pandy, or, The Black Valley	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Maes y Coed; Llan Bychan Church	1793	John Ingleby Watercolours
Meifod	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Moel-du-mawr	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Mold	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Montford	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Montford Bridge	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Montgomery castle & church	1793	John Ingleby Watercolours
Monument of—Lister Esq, of Routon	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Monument of Richard Herbert in Montgomery Church	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Monument of Richard Lister Esq. of Routon	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Monument of Richard Onslow in old St. Chad's Church	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Mount in Wrexham	1793	John Ingleby Watercolours
Mrs Williams monument	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Mural brass of a priest in Bettws Church	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Nantcribba	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
New bridge & aqueduct, Rhiwabon	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
New goal at Shrewsbury	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Old chapel in Caernarvon town	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Old Kinmael	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Oldford, Cheshire	1793	John Ingleby Watercolours
Onslow	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Park	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Park	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Part of the aqueduct at Chirk	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Pen-y-Fron	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Pentre Eychan	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Pistyl-y-Rhaidr	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Pistyll y Rhaeadr	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Plas Gronow	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Plas Mostyn	1793	John Ingleby Watercolours
Plas yn Llan and Llan Gynhafel Church; Plas yn Rhos, property of Wynne Esq, near Ruthin	1793	John Ingleby Watercolours
Plas yn Yale, seat of the Yale's	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Powis Castle	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Powis Castle	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Prison of Owen Glendwr	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Red Hall	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Rhiwabon	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Routon	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Sepulchral stones	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Sh(r)awardine	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Shrine of St. Monacella in Pennant Melangel Church	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Sir Thomas Hanmer's monument, Hanmer Chapel	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Sontly	1793	John Ingleby Watercolours
South aspect of Caergwrle Castle	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
St. Chad's new church, Shrewsbury	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
St. Monacella, or, Pennant Melangell Church	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Statue of a boy from Herculaneum	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
The abbots house at Alberbury	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
The cotton factory near Mold	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
The stone under this arch called Carreg Carn March Arthur	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
The upper gate, Conwy	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Tomen y Faerdre & cave, Llanarmon,	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Tower of Brynia	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Town Hall Shrewsbury and the Old Market House	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Trenewydd, or, Newtown Hall	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Upper Berwick	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Vale of Meifod	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Vaynor	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Vaynor House	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
View between Fittes & Shrewsbury	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
View from Cefn Ucha	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
View from Eccleston Hill of Chester &c	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
View from Llyn-y-pandy	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
View from the Loggerheads	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
View in Erddig grounds	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
View in the footway between Eaton and Eccleston from the banks of the Dee	1793	John Ingleby Watercolours
View near Cefn-ogo	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
View near Llangollen, Denbighshire	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
View near Tal y cafn, looking towards Llanrwst	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
View of Llandysilio & Castell Dinas Brân	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
View of Shrewsbury from the new bridge	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
View of the River Dee with Eccleston Church and distant view of Chester	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
View of the River Severn	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
View of the Severn & Isle of Up Rossal and distant view of Shrewsbury	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
View on the River Dee near Llandysilio	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Wattleburgh Castle	1796	John Ingleby Watercolours
Welshpool	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Whittington church and castle	1793	John Ingleby Watercolours
Willington Cross	1795	John Ingleby Watercolours
Wynne Stay, seat of Sir Watkins Williams Wynne	1793	John Ingleby Watercolours
Y Drenewydd, or, New Town	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours
Ystumllyn	1794	John Ingleby Watercolours

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Artists in Wales by Paul Joyner; c.1740-c.1851. Aberystwyth : National Library of Wales, 1997.

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