BERLIN — The paintings of Helen Bosen, mother of Berlin resident, Theodore Bosen, were recently unveiled in the cafe at Androscoggin Valley Hospital as part of the hospital’s Auxiliary Rotating Art Program. Every four weeks, this program features an artist and his/her work for display in the hospital cafeteria. 

After studying with numerous teaching artists in her native eastern Massachusetts, Helen began painting still life and natural landscapes in middle age. Occasionally, she entered her work into juried art shows where it received awards and high praise. On a few occasions, Bosen gave a one-woman show in her community library at the request of the Brockton Art Guild. 

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