Born in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Tabor Utley became a painter, ceramist,
and stage designer active in Colorado Springs where he established a
studio in the mid 1930s.
Coming to Colorado for his
health, he first stopped in Denver and studied art with Robert Graham
and J. Campbell Corey. He founded a commercial art business for the
production of stage sets and of making Colorado maps. Pursuing this activity, he traveled
around the state, which stirred his interest in the terra (showing 500 of 1597 characters). |
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