Helen Winslow Durkee (1880–1954) was an American painter of portrait miniatures and still lifes.
Her instructors there included William Merritt Chase, Frank Vincent DuMond, George Bridgman, F. Luis Mora, Kenneth Hayes Miller, and Dmitri Romanoffsky.
She won a scholarship prize during her time at the Art Students' League, and received the Charlotte Ritchie Smith Memorial Prize from the Baltimore Water Color Club in 1921, besides honorable mentions elsewhere.
During World War I she interrupted her career to serve in France for one year with her alma mater's canteen unit of the YMCA; upon her return she married Captain Christopher John Mileham of London, an officer who had served in France with the British Expeditionary Forces.
[1] A miniature portrait by Durkee of her uncle, William Wills Durkee, is currently owned by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, as are a miniature still life of onions and a scene titled In the Studio.