'Tove Jansson: Paradise' at the Helsinki Art Museum showcases Jansson's public paintings for the first time, focusing on her murals from the 1940s and 1950s. The exhibition highlights her contributions to the mural genre, featuring various scales of work, including six previously unseen charcoal drawings. It reflects on her artistic response to the post-war period and includes insights from the Bäcksbacka Collection and a documentary about her altarpiece.