My True Colors A Memoir

"My True Colors" is a memoir by artist and painter Jane Knaus as she looks into the rearview mirror of her eclectic life story.

At first, Jane didn't believe her life was too unusual. Countless other children had parents who survived the Holocaust. Many other families lived in exotic Third World countries. And a devastating amount of people suffered from abuse as children.

These experiences have shaped Jane into the person and artist she is today. She now lives a life of creativity and purpose. This memoir also includes fifty years' worth of creative endeavors—watercolor and acrylic paintings—that Jane has created throughout the years.

"My True Colors" goes to show that everyone has a story, and everyone's is worth telling.

Jane Knaus has enjoyed painting for many years. She attended the University of California at Berkeley, studying with Elmer Bischoff, David Simpson, and Karl Kasten. She graduated with a degree in Fine Arts. Jane has exhibited her work in Europe and in the United States, and her work is in numerous private collections.
Jane also attended The George Washington University, and has a degree in Publication Design. She was the creative director at Montgomery College in Rockville, Maryland for many years, as well as being a prize-winning graphic designer—winning national recognition for her publication and exhibit design work.
She has exhibited her fine art paintings extensively in the Southern Delaware region, and is a member of the Rehoboth Art League.
She can be reached at janeknaus1@aol.com or knausjane@gmail.com