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iLia Anossov (fresco)
Fresco artist iLia Anossov (fresco) is one of the very few artists in the world
who can be considered masters of the art of fresco painting.
His knowledge of the techniques of this most difficult, important,
yet endangered art form is sought out by his contemporaries at great
art institutes and museums.
Museums and collectors have sought his input on large-scale restoration
projects and his expertise in helping them refine their technique.
iLia Anossov has responded to all inquiries with great generosity,
believing the resurrection and proliferation of fresco art to be his true mission in life...
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"House That Faux Built" featuring "Dolphin Fresco" - buon fresco by iLia Anossov (fresco).
For information on how to commission iLia Anossov, please visit I LA Design Services.
Ian Hardwick
Ian Hardwick - "Olde School" English Craftsmen who brings 25 years of experience in plastering trade to our workshops.
Ian is known and
sought for by artists and plastering companies from Coast to Coast. He
prepared and applied plaster for numerous large scale and hundreds of
smaller frescoes as well as led highly skilled plastering teams on lucrative
Venetian stucco, marmorino and other authentic plaster finishes
projects for plastering companies across the US and abroad.
Kent Twitchell
As one of the most respected and recognized outdoor urban muralists in the world,
Kent Twitchell, MFA 1977, doesn't have to promote his mural ideas to potential clients,
the clients come to him.
This prolific artist has completed over 75 portraits of prominent artists and celebrities and
completed one of his largest commissions - nine-story portrait of the entire
Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra - which towers over the Los Angeles Harbor Freeway.
His other projects include the Freeway Lady, the Julius Irving Monument in Philadelphia,
the LA Marathon Mural in Inglewood, a portrait of artist Ed Ruscha in Los Angeles and the
Holy Trinity with the Virgin at the former Otis Campus. Anyone traveling around Los Angeles
can hardly miss the mark Kent has made on the urban landscape.
Nathan Zakheim
Nathan Zakheim trained in rural California by parents, both fresco muralists from childhood.
He began Fresco Conservation in 1967 by using innovative techniques to remove two frescoes
painted by Bernard Zakheim from the University of California Medical Center San Francisco.
Since that time, Nathan has conserved and/or removed and relocated more than fifty high profile
frescoes, and is generally considered an authority on fresco conservation. In addition to Fresco,
Nathan has developed and deployed more than a dozen innovative state-of-the-art methods for the
conservation of large outdoor works of art, as well as innovative techniques for the conservation of
oil paintings, sculpture, objects, etc.
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