Jeane Duffey has Canadian and British citizenship. She was born and trained in England. Her family tree contains so many different nationalities that she feels very much at home amongst the diverse peoples of Canada. She lives in Tsawwassen, near Vancouver, B.C. Canada. Many of her works are included in private and corporate collections around the world. People particularly like to take them as reminders of their time in the west of Canada. Jeane has exhibited too widely to catalogue fully. Some exhibitions include:

• Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours. (Honorary RI Institute
  membership 1995-96
• Royal Society of British Artists.
•  Society of Wildlife Artists,U.K.
• New English Art Club.
• The Guildhall, London.
• The Federation Gallery, Vancouver.
• The World Wildlife Fund. (London and Woburn Abbey.)
• Oxfam, (London, Bracknell, Henley-on-Thames.)
• R.I./F.C.A. Exchange Exhibitions, (London, Australia,
  Mexico, Vancouver., and EXPO 86.)
• Singer and Friedlander/Sunday Times, (London.)
• Canada Pavilion at EXPO, Vancouver.

Apart from the original paintings in watercolours, acrylic, and gouache, which are exhibited regularly in many galleries, Jeane's works have been extensively published in the worldwide market. Her work may be found in more than 45 countries. Serigraphs have been published by Christies Contemporary Art Galleries, and also in Canada. Special commissions or dedicated prints include IKEA, Marks & Spencers Plc.(U.K.), Habitat (U.K.), Nature Company (U.S.), Decor Corporation, (U. S.), Boots Plc, (U. K.), The Canadian Red Cross. The Bentall Corporation, The Vancouver Canucks, and many others.

Jeane works in watercolour, acrylic, mixed media, gouache, pastel, and conté crayon. She particularly enjoys portrait commissions.

She was President of the Federation of Canadian Artists for 1992 - 1994.

She is the Canadian Editor of International Artist magazine, and also Canadian Editor for the new pastel artist International magazine.