Stare Down 24" x 36" Oil $ 4,800
Saucy 9" x 12" Oil $ 1,700 (SOLD)
Escorts 24" x 36" Oil $ 4,800
Market Diner 24 x 20 Oil $4,000
Lindsay's Tub 12" x 9" Oil $ 1,700 Quiet Corner 10" x 8" Oil $ 1,450
Georgette's Place 20" x 16" Oil $ 3,200
Golden Eggs 11 x 14 Oil $2,200
French Press 12 x 9 Oil $1,700
Blue Teapot 11 x 14 Oil $2,200
Doug's Toaster 9 x 12 Oil $1,700
Gelato Bliss 5" x 7" Oil $ 1,000
Cherry Attitudes 10" x 8" Oil
$ 1,400
Commencement 12" x 36" Oil $ 3,100
Plaza Counter 14" x 11" Oil $ 2,200
Sacred Scullery 14 x 11 Oil $2,200
Cantaloupe 11" x 14" Oil $ 2,200
Vicoletto 20 x 16 Oil $3,200
The Stage Is Set 11" x 14" Oil $ 2,300
My Corner by Pam Ingalls
24" x 12" Oil $ 2,800
Vicolo, Lerici, Italia
36" x 12" Oil $ 3,100
Sweet Tia by Pam Ingalls 8" x 10" Oil $ 1,450
Sleeper 5" x 7" Oil $ 1,000
Castle Dell'Ovo 48 x 36 Oil $6,400
Interior, Queretaro 5" x 7" Oil $ 950
Bibliotheca Divino
12" x 5" Oil $ 1,200
Greek Restaurant 36" x 48" Oil $ 6,200
Pianissimo 48" x 60" Oil $ 7,200
Ingalls' education in art began early. She first studied with her father, Richard Ingalls, who created the Art Department at Gonzaga University in Spokane, WA. She continued at the Accademia Delle Belle Arte in Florence, Italy in 1977, then returned home to earn her Bachelor of Arts degree from Gonzaga in 1979.
She later worked with Frederick Frank in New York and subsequently studied oil painting under Ron Lukas in Seattle. More recently she has studied with Richard Schmid and Burt Silverman.

Strong color and sound drawing are primary in her paintings. Her choice of simple subject matter is surprising, sometimes humorous, and always full of emotion. Portraits, still lifes and interior scenes populate her studio.

A table with chairs, a diner counter top, rubber boots standing by a kitchen door, even a bowl of cherries - all evoke a sense of humanity and presence, as if someone is either about to enter the frame or has just left it.

Pam has exhibited in over 125 national and international juried art shows, where she's won more than 60 prizes. Her work has exhibited in 28 states, and is in collections in numerous countries.