St Mark Fine Arts Conservation Restoration

Houston, Estados Unidos

5

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+1 713-526-2302
Dirección:
4901 Main St, Houston, TX, 77002
Museum District
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
380 mWheeler Station (southbound)
390 mWheeler Station (northbound)
670 mMuseum District (southbound)
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2 opiniones sobre St Mark Fine Arts Conservation Restoration

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Tu valoración: 5
Houston, TX
Professional, expert, fantastic. Wonderful people who do fantastic work restoring and conserving the finest art work. If you have something precious that needs care, St. Mark’s is the place to get the care that you would provide if you had their skill and expertise.
Tu valoración: 5
Houston, TX
St Mark’s is the place where arts and sciences come together to restore past artistic expressions to their near original appearance. Many of their restorations are breathtaking and similar to the work on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel where hundreds of years of candle smoke deposit was carefully removed so that the viewer can see what the artist saw when the work was first created. Whether oil, stone, bronze or other formats these folks are experts and their work is scientifically based and bent toward preserving art for the enrichment of the generations to come.