 Nan Favre is primarily known as Nan Faure Greacen
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Born in Giverny, France where her father Edmund Greacen was an
impressionist painter actively following Claude Monet, Nan Greacen
became a noted oil painter and watercolorist. She began earning
awards from 1936, when she received the Hallgarten Prize at the
National Academy of Design. In the following years, her award
medals were from the National Arts Club, Montclair Art Museum, Catherine Lorillard Wolfe, Hudson Valley Art Association and
Grumbacher Society.
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