‘Mosaic Mask’ by Helmi Juvonen, 22” x 15” Overall Signed 1970. Colored Pencil Drawing On Paper Small Mosaic Mask of Jade and Cut Shells, Associated with the artists of the Northwest School. During the 1930s and 40s she was Actively engaged with the burgeoning Seattle art community, Juvonen made and fostered friendships with a number of prominent artists and collectors including Seattle Art Museum founder Dr. Richard Fuller, sculptor Dudley Pratt, and painter Mark Tobey, with whom she developed a near-legendary obsession that became a frequent subject of her art and subsequently quent subject of her art and landed her in Northern State Hospital for the mentally ill.
