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Troy Fine Art Services, Inc. EXCEPTIONAL FINE ART SERVICES since 1998

Fine Art Restoration - Conservation - Art Placement & Installation

Troy entered the world of art restoration in 1977 working as a studio apprentice in southern Westchester County, New York, under highly respected Dutch art conservator, Yan Vanderviver. It was that unique opportunity that sparked Troy’s passion in the craft of art conservation, setting him on a path towards an unyielding career as a fine art oil painting conservator from a young age. From 1977 to 1995 Troy held studio positions focused on the preservation of fine art in New York, Connecticut and Los Angeles. It was during those formative years that Troy earned a respected reputation for his conservation work from art collectors, art galleries, and private museums throughout the North East and West Coast. In 1996 Troy and his wife, Denise DiGrigoli, founded Troy Fine Art Services, an art conservation studio modeled on the philosophy that each client and painting is unique and should receive only exceptional personal attention. By maintaining a small studio approach, you can always be assured of who is working on your painting. As principal conservator, Troy believes that all restorations should be as noninvasive as possible while only performing processes necessary and vital to revive a painting as close to its original state as possible. Troy maintains a strict code of ethics in line with the American Institute for Conservation, and ensures that all work is archival and reversible. He lectures regularly on the cause and effect of art restoration to groups and organizations throughout New England. Troy Fine Art is located in Fairfield, CT, and Troy and Denise welcome clients to their studio for restoration evaluations by appointment while also visiting clients at their home, or where the art is sited. Our studio is conveniently located in Fairfield, Connecticut. We meet with you in person in our studio, or your home , and virtually via Zoom, by appointment. We have been proudly providing fine art services to clients in Fairfield County, Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts and beyond, since 1997. 203-255-1555

What a wonderful evening! A special thank you to Seth Keyes, Executive Director Saint James Place, for inviting Troy Amu...
10/28/2026

What a wonderful evening! A special thank you to Seth Keyes, Executive Director Saint James Place, for inviting Troy Amuso of Troy Fine Art Services, Inc. to share Causes and Remedies: The Art of Fine Art Restoration. All proceeds benefitted The People's Pantry GB. For more about Troy, his services, and lectures, visit www.troyfineart.com.

The intersection of creativity, community and family- Thank you to the Southern Berkshire Chamber and Betsy Andrus for a...
10/18/2026

The intersection of creativity, community and family- Thank you to the Southern Berkshire Chamber and Betsy Andrus for another excellent event!

10/14/2026

When the community comes together, it's always a great day! This Saturday, 10/17 Southern Berkshire Chamberis putting on the Sheffield FALL Festival and we're glad to join in! Troy Fine Art Services, Inc. is sponsoring the Community Art Mural ! Come on down, paint a sqaure and enjoy so many free activites between 3 and 7 pm. Woo hoo! Fall fun! [more details here:https://www.southernberkshirechamber.com/events/fall-festival ]

10/13/2026

The Art of Fine Art Restoration: Causes & Remedies, a compelling evening program featuring Master Conservator Troy J. Amuso on Thursday, October 23 at 7:00pm at Saint James Place. All ticket sales will benefit The People's Pantry GB
Part of what makes this program so rare is the close-up access it gives audiences to the hidden world behind the canvas. Amuso, a well-known conservator working throughout Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New York with nearly five decades of experience, opens that world with striking before-and-after visuals, real case studies from collections across the Northeast, and the kind of expert insight that leaves audiences saying, “I’ll never look at a painting the same way again.”

In this fascinating session, Amuso walks audiences through the hidden environmental and human factors that threaten oil paintings over time — from humidity and light exposure to improper cleaning and neglect. Drawing on dramatic real-world case studies, including the recovery of a still life rescued from a house fire, he demonstrates the careful techniques conservators use to stabilize, clean, and restore works while preserving their historical integrity.

10/13/2026
🍂 Fall in the Berkshires + a behind-the-scenes look at art restoration! There's no better time to visit the Berkshires. ...
10/07/2026

🍂 Fall in the Berkshires + a behind-the-scenes look at art restoration!
There's no better time to visit the Berkshires. Join us at Saint James Place known as the "Carnegie Hall of the Berkshires," for an evening with Master Conservator Troy Amuso

In this visual, engaging talk, Troy takes you inside the world of fine art conservation. You'll see how the environment and human handling affect paintings over time, and the careful process used to restore them. Learn the science, principles, and artistry that bring a painting back to life while protecting the artist's original intent.

🎨 All proceeds benefit The People's Pantry GB !

About Troy: Troy began his career in 1977 as an apprentice to Dutch conservator Yan Vanderviver in Westchester County, NY. Working in New York, Connecticut, and Los Angeles, he built a reputation for meticulous oil painting restoration. In 1996, he and his wife, consultant and producer Denise DiGrigoli, founded Troy Fine Art Services, with studios in Fairfield, CT and Sheffield, MA. Every restoration follows a strict standard: archival, reversible, and true to the artist's vision.

Gramercy Park, NYC, 1925. Oxidation of the varnish layer dramatically darkened the painting, and past restorations led t...
08/27/2026

Gramercy Park, NYC, 1925. Oxidation of the varnish layer dramatically darkened the painting, and past restorations led to severe overpainting in certain sections of this work. We were able to uncover the original signature with careful consideration. After undergoing a full restoration, this painting was brought back to its original composition and preserved for the future.

Sometimes the history, we as conservators encounter isn't only the artist's. It is the history of everyONE who touched t...
08/27/2026

Sometimes the history, we as conservators encounter isn't only the artist's. It is the history of everyONE who touched the painting afterward.

Correggio's Madonna of St. Sebastian, painted around 1524, has just emerged from nearly four years of conservation in Dresden.

Centuries of retouching, overpainting and previous interventions had become part of the challenge.

Good conservation requires knowing what to remove, what to preserve and when not to interfere. IT TOOK 4 YEARS!

The High Renaissance master’s “Madonna of St Sebastian” shows off its colours after nearly four years of treatment

Happy Memorial Day to all who served. Our in family we many who have served, and are currenlty serving, with integrity, ...
05/25/2026

Happy Memorial Day to all who served. Our in family we many who have served, and are currenlty serving, with integrity, in all branches. Thank you for service and sacrifice.

In Collaboration with Stamford Museum & Nature Center, and Troy Amuso and his firm Troy Fine Art Services, Inc. You're I...
04/21/2026

In Collaboration with Stamford Museum & Nature Center, and Troy Amuso and his firm Troy Fine Art Services, Inc.
You're Invited to Join Us in a Collection of Curatorial Events: May 7th and May 14th.
Part I: May 7th : The Fine Art of Art Restoration: Causes & Remedies.
Witness dramatic restoration firsthand and discover the hidden dangers that threaten paintings. Preventive tips and restoration techniques will be illustrated with visual examples from collections across the northeast as well as our own.
During the program, Troy Amuso will share real examples of damaged paintings and explain the careful techniques used by professional conservators to restore artworks while preserving their historical integrity.
Guests will learn:
-Why paintings deteriorate over time
-How conservators assess condition and provide evaluations for remedies
-The science behind cleaning and stabilization
-How restoration can bring artworks back to life
Part II: May 14th: Live Condition Evaluations!
Evoking the spirit of Antiques Roadshow, five submitted paintings will be selected for live, in-person evaluations by Amuso.
Guests who own an oil painting and are curious about its condition or restoration potential may submit it for consideration.
To Learn More & Register, visit the museum's link: https://www.stamfordmuseum.org/.../the-fine.../2026-05-07/
We look forward to seeing you!

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Fairfield, CT
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