Mirror Support - Lady Bust c. 1941

"Mirror Support - Lady Bust" is a watercolor painting by Helen Bronson, created around 1941. The artwork depicts a detailed rendering of a sculpted bust of a woman, likely intended as a decorative element for a mirror. The bust is presented in a classical style, with the woman's hair pulled back and her face and shoulders sculpted with precise detail. The watercolor's rich brown tones capture the texture and depth of the sculpture, highlighting the artist's technical skill in rendering realistic detail. This artwork is a testament to Bronson's interest in decorative arts and her ability to capture the elegance of classical forms.