Pacific Artcrafters - Caroline Young

Caroline’s soft, lyrical brush work and graceful composition has earned her critical and popular acclaim. Although her Japanese themes
brought her to fame, Young decided to return to Chinese historical subjects. "I wanted to pay homage to my great-grandparents, who
immigrated to Hawaii from China, and to commemorate the bicentennial celebration of the first Chinese to arrive in Hawaii.

Says writer Larry V. Ledoux about Caroline Young. "Her work is soft, serene and subtle. Superbly painted. Fascinating. Even compelling.
They appeal to our sensitivity for beauty, to our love for a good story, to our curiosity about those who came before us, those who grew old
in cultures older than our own. Given this, Ms. Young’s growing national success is not surprising. Young's works are collected all over the
world, from England to Singapore, Hong Kong to Australia. She is also in the permanent collection of the Bowers Museum in Santa Ana,
and the Pacific Asia Museum in Pasadena.