Active in a range of disciplines, Anthony Grumbine has a background in fine arts, architecture, art history, and liberal arts.

   His college academics include two Bachelor degrees from Carleton University -one in Architecture (B. Arch. Studies) and one in Art History and Theory (B. A. Art History), and a Masters of Architecture from the University of Notre Dame.

   In the realm of art, Anthony Grumbine is regularly commissioned for his oil paintings, with a particular interest in scenes from the Notre Dame campus, as well as works from his studies abroad and scenes from Santa Barbara.
Several of Anthony Grumbine’s paintings have been published. These works include a watercolor renderings in the book Till We Have Built Jerusalem: Architecture, Urbanism, and the Sacred by Philip Bess as well as in Harrison Design Associates: A Decade of Work by Elizabeth Meredith Dowling.

   In the field of architecture, Anthony Grumbine previously worked for Duncan Stroik Architect, and currently works for Harrison Design Associates in Santa Barbara, California.