This view is similar to what you might see today when you approach the McGillivray ancestral home . This unsigned, watercolour C -1890 is in a private collection
This view of the flats beside Inverlynn no longer exists. The unsigned, oil on canvas is C - 1890's from a private collection
This represents a field divider somewhere on the Inverlynn property. This signed, oil on board, is C -!890's from a private collection
The painting depicts a path beside Lynde Creek to the north of Inverlynn. This signed, oil on board is C - 1890's from a private collection.
The hay wagon and the pine grove hide Inverlynn in the fall harvest scene.. The unsigned, oil on canvas is C - 1890's from a private collection.
A view often seen looking to the west of Inverlynn on many an evening. This delicate watercolour in the classic European style, is signed posthumously by ACR M'Gonicle dated 1898 ( his attempt to preserve provenance)
A subject (Grove and Creek) that florence explored her whole life, this early rendition, watercolour, signed, 1889, Private Collection
Inverlynn can be seen through the pine trees in this painting looking south, watercolour, signed, 1901, Private Collection
Looking in the opposite direction of the last painting we can see Inerlynn's snow covered pastures, an oil, signed, 1917, Private Collection
This time we look west through the pine grove at twilight, in that thickly painted style she brought back from Europe, oil, signed C -1915
Again to the west as the sun sets, through a thicker part of the grove, watercolour, signed, C - 1915, Private Collection
Looking south west at the very edge of the northern most point of the grove, the Lynde creek flows to Lake Ontario, watercolour, signed, no date, Private Collection
This watercolour of Lynde creek has no date and is unsigned believed to be C 1898 verso is written copy of O'Brien referring to her mentor Lucius O'Brien, Private Collection
An early painting this river scene with bridge and fisherman is further up the Lynde creek a watercolour, unsigned 1890s from the Station Gallery Collection donated by Bill and Marion Irwin
Another watercolour looking in over the broken fece of Inverlynn. Signed 1890s, Private Collection
A scene in the field to the west of Inverlynn painted at the time when O'Brien visited and painted his "Inverlynn Harvest", watercolour fall 1898 Signed, Private Collection
An unknown creek to the west of the farm, a watercolour 1895 Monogram, Private Collection
Actually Lynde Creek a more refined view of the creek, watercolour 1890s unsigned, Private Collection
This painting is s very similar view of the north end of the grove to the flats, but this one is darker and more sombre, oil Unsigned, no date, Private Collection
Another view of the scene similar to the last painting, this time painted more loosely with richer colours,oil, unsigned, no date, estimated 1920s, Private Collection
Looking through the grove to the west, an earlier painting, watercolour, signed, C - 1900, permanent collection Art Gallery of Alberta, Gift by Joan Hunt, 1985
A study of the grove, also looking west different perspective as last, pastel, unsigned, C - 1934, Private Collection
Again a view of the grove and creek, but this time in the arts and crafts style popular prior to the first world war, watercolour, signed, C - early 1900s, Private Collection
Looking back at Inverlynn through the grove, In the traditional style that Florence learned from her classes, watercolour, signed, C - 1900, Private Collection
Looking west from Inverlynn, bridge over Lynde creek and flats and Lynde farm, watercolour and coloured pencil, signed, C - 1900s, Private Collection
A pastoral scene of the flats beside Inverlynn, much in the style of her mentor Lucius O'Brien, watercolour, signed, C - 1890s, Private Collection
A closeup of the grove, creek behind on a grey day, watercolour, signed, 1905. Private Collection
A sunset through the grove, one of many renditions of her beloved stand of trees, watercolour, signed, C - 1905, Private Collection
A chunky view of the grove, more compressed, in this watercolour wash, Signed, 1903, Private Collection
An old school more traditional approach to the grove, A hint of blue- green in this watercolour wash, signed, 1902, Private Collection
In this scene at Wakefield we can see in the far left background the Manse that her sister Adelaide lived in with her husband Rev. Gamble. A watercolour ,signed, C - 1925, from a private collection
At the end of the Mill Road in Wakefield is the Maclaren Cemetery, originally for family it now has other locals interred there including former Prime Minister Lester Pearson who summered in the Gatineau region,This oil on canvas, signed, C - 1920's
One of two versions of these falls where the ferry ran before the hydro dam was built there.this signed, watercolour was done in 1928, and is in a private collection
This pretty fall scene is in the Gatineau region. A pastel that is signed, C - 1925, and from a private collection.
This is a later painting, one of her largest oils of the wooden bridge at Ferrelton on the Gatineau river, it has been replaced by a steel version, A magnificent oil, signed and believed to be C -1930, in a private collection
Florence paints this Gatineau scene while on her way to visit the Maclaren's her Brother in laws family who owned the lumber mill there. This signed, watercolour is C - 1920 private collection
A point near Chelsea on the Gatineau River that has been changed now because of a hydro station beside the rapids, watercolour signed 1925, Private Collection
Somewhat typical of the Gatineau houses Florence liked to paint this watercolour 1928 signed, Private Collection
This view and home still exist on Wakefield's shore line road painted from the front porch of her friends the Geggies home that is now a B & B, watercolour and gouache signed 1930, Private Collection
This pastel depicts the raging falls upriver for Wakefield on the Gatineau River, 1928 unsigned, Private Collection
This charming scene of an unknown cabin in the Gatineau hills is compelling, a watercolour signed 1931, Private Collection
This magnificent oil has truly captured the ragging falls, sadly the splendour of this location no longer exists as a hydro dam sits now in this location, 1928 signed, Private Collection
This painting of the Gatineau River near Chelsea Quebec can't be seen today due to changes in the river because of Hydru facilities, watercolour, signed, no date, Private Collection
This snowy hillside is somewhere in the Gatineau region of Quebec, oil Signed, no date, Private Collection
This picturesque painting is a stunning depiction of the typical farms in the Gatineau valley, watercolour and gouache, signed, C - 1928, permanent collection Royal Ontario Museum
This home on the bank of an unknown river, like the many sites she painted scattered though the region. A watercolour, signed with no date, Private Collection
A small drawing of a cabin in the fall, likely near Wakefield Quebec, this pretty work a pastel, signed, with no date, Private Collection
A richly coloured and thickly painted work on canvas looking of the hillside in Gatineau, oil signed, no date, Private Collection
An unknown location in the picturesque hills of the Gatineau valley, coloured pencil, signed, no date, Private Collection
Believed to be in the Gatineau region near Wakefield, watercolour, signed, C - 1928, Private Collection
A lovely scene of quiet moment on the ever changing Gatineau River near Chelsea, watercolour, signed, C - 1928, Private Collection
Where the Gatineau River bends at Wakefield, pastel and pencil, signed, C - 1926, Private Collection
Perhaps near Buckingham where the Maclaren mill was located on the Livre River, watercolour, signed, C - 1930, Private Collection
One of the many minor tumultuous falls that appear of the Gatineau River, this mottled painting watercolour, signed, C - 1930, Private Collection
Ice almost covers the river in this unknown location, likely near Wakefield, Quebec, watercolour, unsigned, C - 1928, Private collection
The aggressive rapids at the top of the Pagain Falls north of Wakefield on the Gatineau River, oil, signed, 1930, Private Collection
Typical of the log barns and cabins that are scattered among the hills of the Gatineau Valley, watercolour and gouache, signed verso, 1930, Private Collection
A river peeks out from behind a stand of birch trees, watercolour, signed, 1926, Private Collection
Her favourite greens and blues capture the beauty of this painting in the hills of Gatineau, oil, signed, Private Collection
A drawing that we have not found as a finished painting, somewhere near the Maclaren's home, coloured pencil, signed, C - 1926, Private Collection
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