Sue Jean Covacevich, born Sue Jean Hill (February 15, 1905 – May 14, 1998) also called Sue Jean Covacevich Boys, was a pioneering artist from Wellington Kansas, United States. Her vivid art in painting, prints, murals, and stained glass celebrates the Kansan landscape, and was heavily impacted by her time spent living in Mexico, and her extensive international travels. Teaching art at all education levels for over 40 years, she established the Winfield Art Center, and her work introducing art therapy at the Winfield State Hospital and Training Center awarded her an honorary doctorate of arts degree from Southwestern (Kansas) College.
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Sue Jean Covacevich, born Sue Jean Hill (February 15, 1905 – May 14, 1998) also called Sue Jean Covacevich Boys, was a pioneering artist from Wellington Kansas, United States. Her vivid art in painting, prints, murals, and stained glass celebrates the Kansan landscape, and was heavily impacted by her time spent living in Mexico, and her extensive international travels. Teaching art at all education levels for over 40 years, she established the Winfield Art Center, and her work introducing art therapy at the Winfield State Hospital and Training Center awarded her an honorary doctorate of arts degree from Southwestern (Kansas) College.
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