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| 'Serie Venise' a cubist/abstract painting by Hélène De Beauvoir (1910-2001). She was exhibiting here work across Europe, Japan and the USA. |
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| 'Untitled', undated by Hélène De Beauvoir, one of here greater accomplishments, away from a painting career, was to be the president of a centre for the care of battered women. |
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| 'Self Portrait' as painted in 1955 by Hélène de Beauvoir. Her younger sister Simone De Beauvoir (1908-86) was more famous than Hélène for writing the feminist philosophical work 'The Second Sex' in 1949. |
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| 'Harvester in Morocco' as painted in 1949 by Hélène De Beauvoir. Morocco was, of course, a colony of France, though further back it was encroached on by the Ottoman Empire. Presently it has the part of the fifth largest economy in all of Africa. |
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| 'The Flower Market' (undated) by Hélène De Beauvoir (1910-2001) who painted until she eighty five years old, and only stopped painting, whether from failing hands |
