Betty Jean Drummond Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Betty Jean Drummond Art Value Price Guide

Nov. 24, 2024
Betty Jean (BJ) Drummond "Winter Bourne" collograph, 10/11, signed n.d.
Est: $400 - $500
Betty Jean Drummond (b. 1919 Trochu, AB d. 2004 Vancouver, BC) had a very close bond with her sister, Barbara Marguerite, and the siblings spent much of their life together. In their early years they lived in various mining towns in Canada and the US. Betty Jean (BJ) studied at the Ontario College of Art, and after graduation worked as an illustrator for advertising and publishing firms. From Ontario Hydro in Toronto, to Mitchell Press in Vancouver, Betty Jean never stopped working on her own art. Betty Jean was part of the Art Colony at San Miguel de Allende in Mexico where she painted and exhibited her oil paintings. During many years as a member of the Dundarave Print Works Studio on Granville Island she produced numerous prints using different techniques, from etching to woodblock, very much influenced by Japanese papermaking. Provenance: a Japanese-Canadian couple from Vancouver who were Betty Jean’s friends and patrons. They had a keen appreciation for printmaking and pottery.
4th Meridian Fine Art
May. 07, 2023
BJ Drummond, "Offshore" 3/11 collograph
Est: $300 - $500
BJ Drummond, collograph print "Offshore" 3/11, ca 1960s. Betty Jean Drummond (b. 1919 Trochu, Alberta - d. 2004, Vancouver, BC) Betty Jean Drummond had a very close bond with her sister, Barbara Marguerite, and the siblings spent much of their life together. In their early years they lived in various mining towns in Canada and the US. Betty Jean (BJ) studied at the Ontario College of Art, and after graduation worked as an illustrator for advertising and publishing firms. From Ontario Hydro in Toronto, to Mitchell Press in Vancouver, Betty Jean never stopped working on her own art. Betty Jean was part of the Art Colony at San Miguel de Allende in Mexico where she painted and exhibited her oil paintings. During many years as a member of the Dundarave Print Works Studio on Granville Island she produced numerous prints using different techniques, from etching to woodblock, very much influenced by Japanese washi (paper) materials.
4th Meridian Fine Art
Dec. 12, 2021
BJ Drummond painting, Japanese lady
Est: $500 - $700
BJ Drummond, oil on board, ca 1960s. Betty Jean Drummond (b. 1919 Trochu, Alberta - d. 2004, Vancouver, BC) Betty Jean Drummond had a very close bond with her sister, Barbara Marguerite, and the siblings spent much of their life together. In their early years they lived in various mining towns in Canada and the US. Betty Jean (BJ) studied at the Ontario College of Art, and after graduation worked as an illustrator for advertising and publishing firms. From Ontario Hydro in Toronto, to Mitchell Press in Vancouver, Betty Jean never stopped working on her own art. Betty Jean was part of the Art Colony at San Miguel de Allende in Mexico where she painted and exhibited her oil paintings. During many years as a member of the Dundarave Print Works Studio on Granville Island she produced numerous prints using different techniques, from etching to woodblock, very much influenced by Japanese arts.
4th Meridian Fine Art
Oct. 03, 2021
Betty Jean (BJ) Drummond "Winter Bourne" collograph, 10/11, signed n.d.
Est: $400 - $500
Betty Jean Drummond (b. 1919 Trochu, AB d. 2004 Vancouver, BC) had a very close bond with her sister, Barbara Marguerite, and the siblings spent much of their life together. In their early years they lived in various mining towns in Canada and the US. Betty Jean (BJ) studied at the Ontario College of Art, and after graduation worked as an illustrator for advertising and publishing firms. From Ontario Hydro in Toronto, to Mitchell Press in Vancouver, Betty Jean never stopped working on her own art. Betty Jean was part of the Art Colony at San Miguel de Allende in Mexico where she painted and exhibited her oil paintings. During many years as a member of the Dundarave Print Works Studio on Granville Island she produced numerous prints using different techniques, from etching to woodblock, very much influenced by Japanese papermaking. Provenance: a Japanese-Canadian couple from Vancouver who were Betty Jean’s friends and patrons. They had a keen appreciation for printmaking and pottery.
4th Meridian Fine Art
Oct. 03, 2021
Betty Jean (BJ) Drummond "Forest Edge" Monoprint, 1985
Est: $400 - $500
Betty Jean Drummond (b. 1919 Trochu, AB d. 2004 Vancouver, BC) had a very close bond with her sister, Barbara Marguerite, and the siblings spent much of their life together. In their early years they lived in various mining towns in Canada and the US. Betty Jean (BJ) studied at the Ontario College of Art, and after graduation worked as an illustrator for advertising and publishing firms. From Ontario Hydro in Toronto, to Mitchell Press in Vancouver, Betty Jean never stopped working on her own art. Betty Jean was part of the Art Colony at San Miguel de Allende in Mexico where she painted and exhibited her oil paintings. During many years as a member of the Dundarave Print Works Studio on Granville Island she produced numerous prints using different techniques, from etching to woodblock, very much influenced by Japanese papermaking. Provenance: a Japanese-Canadian couple from Vancouver who were Betty Jean’s friends and patrons. They had a keen appreciation for printmaking and pottery.
4th Meridian Fine Art
Aug. 22, 2021
Betty Jean (BJ) Drummond Untitled "Bamboo Leaves" 10/15 signed n.d.
Est: $400 - $500
Betty Jean Drummond (b. 1919 Trochu, AB d. 2004 Vancouver, BC) had a very close bond with her sister, Barbara Marguerite, and the siblings spent much of their life together. In their early years they lived in various mining towns in Canada and the US. Betty Jean (BJ) studied at the Ontario College of Art, and after graduation worked as an illustrator for advertising and publishing firms. From Ontario Hydro in Toronto, to Mitchell Press in Vancouver, Betty Jean never stopped working on her own art. Betty Jean was part of the Art Colony at San Miguel de Allende in Mexico where she painted and exhibited her oil paintings. During many years as a member of the Dundarave Print Works Studio on Granville Island she produced numerous prints using different techniques, from etching to woodblock, very much influenced by Japanese washi (paper) materials. Provenance: a Japanese-Canadian couple from Vancouver who were Betty Jean’s friends and patrons. They had a keen appreciation for printmaking and pottery.
4th Meridian Fine Art
Aug. 22, 2021
Betty Jean (BJ) Drummond "Snow at Higher Levels" etching & collograph, 3/10, signed n.d.
Est: $400 - $500
Betty Jean Drummond (b. 1919 Trochu, AB d. 2004 Vancouver, BC) had a very close bond with her sister, Barbara Marguerite, and the siblings spent much of their life together. In their early years they lived in various mining towns in Canada and the US. Betty Jean (BJ) studied at the Ontario College of Art, and after graduation worked as an illustrator for advertising and publishing firms. From Ontario Hydro in Toronto, to Mitchell Press in Vancouver, Betty Jean never stopped working on her own art. Betty Jean was part of the Art Colony at San Miguel de Allende in Mexico where she painted and exhibited her oil paintings. During many years as a member of the Dundarave Print Works Studio on Granville Island she produced numerous prints using different techniques, from etching to woodblock, very much influenced by Japanese washi (paper) materials. Provenance: a Japanese-Canadian couple from Vancouver who were Betty Jean’s friends and patrons. They had a keen appreciation for printmaking and pottery.
4th Meridian Fine Art
Oct. 05, 2017
BETTY JEAN DRUMMOND (CANADIAN, 1920-2004), UNTITLED (SEATED WOMAN), OIL ON CANVAS BOARD; SIGNED LOWER RIGHT, 28" x 12" — 71.1 x 30.5 cm.
Est: $125 - $175
BETTY JEAN DRUMMOND (CANADIAN, 1920-2004) UNTITLED (SEATED WOMAN)OIL ON CANVAS BOARD; SIGNED LOWER RIGHT28" x 12" — 71.1 x 30.5 cm.Estimate: $125—175
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