Background
Montrose-Graem, Douglass was born on July 6, 1924 in Budapest, Hungary. Came to the United States, 1954, naturalized, 1965. Son of Hugh Merton and Ellen Charlotte (Baroness Podmaniczky) G.
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Douglass Montrose-Graem
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Douglass Montrose-Graem, poet-painter, music-man, museum director, bank executive. Licensed real estate broker Academy Real Estate Denver, 1975. Cited as founder of one of America's 99 Finest Museums, 1973, founder of first virtual art museum in the world, 2001; recipient Papal Blessing, Pope John 23.
Education
Bachelor, Piarist Fathers College, 1944. Master of Business Administration, New York Institute of Finance (now New York University), 1958.
Career
Senior officer Integrated Electronics, 1945—1954. Various position through partner R.W. Pressprich. Partner Mitchell, Hutchins & Company, New York City.
Co-founder William D. Witter Inc. Founder, director Turner Museum, Denver, since 1973. Bank owner, Lafayette, Colorado.
Organizer, government securities committee Investment Association New York, 1955. Non-executive director Midwestern Finance, Denver, executive board chairman. Organizer International Bank Colorado.
Board directors Turner Society London. With British Army, 1942-1960.
Achievements
Membership
Patron Royal Highness The Prince of Wales, since 1978. Member of DAV (life nominated Disabled American Veteran of Year 2004), St. Andrew's Society Colorado (life).
Connections
Children: Robert, Christopher, Anabel, Ian, Isis Marina.
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Nationality
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Ethnicity
Education
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1944
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1958
Career
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1945 - 1954
Awards
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Cited as founder of one of America's 99 Finest Museums, 1973, founder of first virtual art museum in the world, 2001. Recipient Papal Blessing, Pope John 23.Cited as founder of one of America's 99 Finest Museums, 1973, founder of first virtual art museum in the world, 2001. Recipient Papal Blessing, Pope John 23.