Literature: Ulwa Neergaard, A Catalogue Raisonné of the Works of Carl Larsson no. 1284. Literature: Carl Larsson, “Andras barn”. 32 målninger med text af Carl Larsson“, 1913 (Other people's children. 32 drawings with text by Carl Larsson). The portrait of Ingrid is ill. on one of the plates and titled ”Ingrid E". Literature: Ulwa Neergaard, “Carl Larsson-Signeret med pensel og penna”, 1999, vol. I, ill. in colours p. 418. Exhibited: Dresden, 1909, according to Ulwa Neergaard. Exhibited: “Exhibition of the work of modern Swedish artists at Public Art Galleries in Brighton”, Brighton, April-July 1911, cat. no. 110. Exhibited: Helsingfors, 1913, cat. no. 15. Exhibited: “Carl Larsson. Det gode liv”, Ordrupgaard, Copenhagen, 2014, not in the catalogue.

Ingrid was the daughter of Augusta Eriksson, the Larsson family's housekeeper and a close friend of the family. The young girl is standing in the parlour in Larssongården “Lilla Hyttnäs” in Sundborn. It was the family's favorite room, where they spend most of the time. It was the place where Carl Larsson worked. He called the room “lättjans tempel” the temple of relaxation. Ingrid is standing barefooted in her light summer dress and a smart hat with a blue ribbon on her head. She is standing next to a typical Swedish Gustavian piece of furniture. Carl Larsson has placed a crayfish on the table - a humorous detail.