| BRITISH COLUMBIA ARTISTS |
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
| DATE | EXHIBITION | ARTWORK |
| 1923 March 3 | Sketch Club Monthly Exhibition | (title not known) |
| 1923 June | Sketch Club Semi-Annual Exhibition | Ambleside |
| Chiron's Farewell | ||
| 1924 February 2 | Sketch Club Monthly Exhibition | Lost Lagoon |
| 1924 July | Sketch Club Midsummer Exhibition | Sunset in Kitsilano |
| 1924 October | Sketch Club October Exhibition | Near Caufeild's |
| 1924 December | Sketch Club Semi-Annual Exhibition | Caufeilds |
""Ambleside" a water-color by Miss Jessie Beldon shows a purple
mountain in the background. An alluring path cuts through the forest. The trees in the
foreground are excellently done. ...
"Chiron's Farewell" a pen and ink sketch by Miss Beldon is
delicately done. It seems a study in exquisite curves. Sail, bow of boat, strands of
hair, clouds, the fabulous animal, flowers, all curve and undulate into pictorial presentation."
From "Semi-Annual Exhibit by the Vancouver Sketch Club"
by Alice M. Winlow
British Columbia Monthly, June 1923
"Those exhibiting included ... Miss J. Beldon ... "
From "Sketch Club Semi-Annual Art Exhibition"
B.C. Ladies' Mirror, December 15 1923
"Miss Jessie Beldon's "Lost Lagoon" is a lovely bit of color.
In the far distance Vancouver Island is hinted in a curve of misty rose. Point Grey is
nearer and not so vague. Rosy clouds float in a daffodil sky, and the lagoon reflects
all the tender colors of the fading sunset."
From "Impressions of the Sketch Club" by
Alice M. Winlow
British Columbia Monthly, March 1924
"Miss J. Beldon's love of music is evident in her picture,
"Sunset in Kitsilano." One feels the rhythm of the gusts of wind that are rippling the
water and swaying the trees. The gulls homeward bound, suggest the storm is about to break."
From "The Midsummer Exhibit of the Vancouver Sketch Club" by Bertha Lewis
British Columbia Monthly, July 1924
"In the larger realm of landscape subjects are: ... "Caulfeilds," by Miss Beldon - a
harmonious composition; ... "
From "Semi-Annual Exhibition of the Vancouver Sketch Club" by Bertha Lewis
British Columbia Monthly, January 1925