Nan Rae
Painter
Chinese brush painter who combines Literati style with an impressionistic approach to color. She has work that would seen at Chicago's Art Institute and numerous other venues, and her artwork has been published as greeting cards.
She spent summers at Interlochen's National Music Camp.
She threw her painting "The Pagliaccio Trio" in the trash, only for a teach to retrieve it. It would receive a National Scholastic Award. She has illustrated a number of books, including one called Suma the Elephant that won the Benjamin Franklin Award for Artwork
She is an American painter.
Her love of fine art changed the day she walked in to Claude Monet's home in Giverney.