Name/Title
Kari Crozier RassasEntry/Object ID
Rassas, Kari CrozierDescription
Three-quarter length portrait of a young woman seated in a floral-upholstered chair and wearing a long-sleeved beige dress with ornamented neckline, bodice, and cuffs of the sleeves. Her hair is short, dark brown and parted on her left. She has rings on the ring fingers of both right and left hand, and an earring is visible on her left ear. There is a bouquet of flowers on a small table to her right.Collection
Private CollectionMade/Created
Artist
Burnett, Mark Alan, 1952-Date made
1992Notes
The portraitist, Mark Alan Burnett's father, both an artist and a sculptor, encouraged his son to paint portraits. After dabbling in many other things such as operating a book store/café; building homes and advertising, Mark Alan Burnett moved to Nashville in 1982 at age 30 to begin his portrait painting career. He has had clients in Nashville, Chicago, New York, Atlanta, Memphis, Montgomery, Colorado, Florida and Germany.General Notes
Note Type
Historical NoteNote
Kari Crozier Rassas is the daughter of retired Col. Ted Crozier, mayor of Clarksville, Tennessee for 8 years, and his wife, the late Mary Tom Wall Crozier, a Clarksville native. Having grown up all over the U.S. and also in Germany, Kari now lives with her husband, Mark Rassas, a Clarksville attorney. They are the parents of 5 children. Kari teaches English, part time, as a second language to international students at APSU.Create Date
September 29, 2026Update Date
September 29, 2026