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Greig Steiner 1934 -
"Greig's influence permeates Estes
Park, from the exterior designs of Gaslight Square and The Courtyard Shops
to the exceptional
level of art & culture present in the community, which Greig has worked so
diligently to foster over the years." "When the rest of the [theater] bunch had all gone
off to their respective winter jobs, I was locking up the place for the
last time when Dave Stirling, who was walking down the street, hollered at
me and asked where I was off to. I told him I was going back to
California to get back to work at the Playhouse. I had three theaters and
a TV studio to open and only a week to do it. Dave asked if I had
ever thought of easel painting, which oddly I had been thinking of for
some time. He asked me to stay in Estes Park and paint with him. He said
I could live with him so I wouldn’t have too many expenses. It sounded
good to me and as there was a pay phone right there, I called California
and said to give my job away, I wasn’t coming back. And I never did!"
Listed—Who's Who in the West Born in Los Angeles 1934, studied at Mt. San Antonio College in Pomona, California and the Pasadena Playhouse College of Theater Arts, Pasadena, California Greig's career as an artist began when he was 12 years old and took "Best of Show" in the adult division of.... He came to Estes Park in 1959.... Greig was associate artist with Dave Stirling from 1962 - 1967 when he opened his own studio and gallery in Estes Park. Greig works in oil on board or canvas; bronze; pencil; painted Glass; cloisonné for the walls; bonded marble, porcelain, terra-cotta and other media. He has had one man shows from Southern California to Virginia, Arizona to Washington D.C. His art is shown in galleries from New York to Scottsdale, Jackson Hole, Taos and Sedona. Major installations appear at the US Air Force Academy, The Harry Truman Library, Colorado State University and the University of Colorado among others. Greig has also been active throughout his life in theater beginning in Southern California. As a Designer/Director/Dancer/Actor/Producer, he has to his credit over 350 shows. How I Came to Be in Estes Park |
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