Se presenta aquí una
selección de pintores, doradores, iluminadores y calígrafos,
trabajadores en piedra, telas, esmaltes, madera, metales preciosos, grabadores
de vidrio y sellos, pintores de cerámica, miniaturistas y escultores
heráldicos.
Pero no solo son éstos, sino que hay muchos más, como Mathieu Chaine, Manuel Pardo de Vera y Díaz, Fernando Martínez Larrañaga, Antonio Salmerón Cabañas, Xavier García, Quentin Peacock, Sebastián González Montenegro, Juan Fernández Molina, David Fernandes, Rolando Íñigo-Genio, etc., todos ellos magníficos artistas heráldicos, reconocidos, de una gran experiencia, cada uno con su estilo propio, bien dibujando a mano o utilizando técnicas digitales.
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Carlos Navarro Gazapo (España) – Carlos
ha dedicado los últimos 20 años de su vida al arte heráldico, después
de haber diseñado numerosas armas privadas y cívicas, manuscritos
iluminados, medallas y decoraciones. Ha colaborado
en varias publicaciones gubernamentales y ha creado obras para miembros
de la familia real de España, incluidas las armas para Su Alteza Real,
Príncipe de Asturias. Es miembro de la Real Academia de Heráldica y Genealogía de Madrid y de otras organizaciones académicas. Su
medio preferido es acuarela y gouache sobre papel, aunque también
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Marco Foppoli (Italy)
- Over the years Marco has achieved world fame in the circles of
heraldry. However, Foppoli is also very well known in other circles such
as those of the Orders of Chivalry and the Vatican. He is most known
for his unique style; Foppoli has designed and painted coats of arms of
European royal and noble houses and emblazoning the arms for senior
members of the Catholic Church. He has also worked for numerous clients
as institutions, private people and civic bodies.
Further Information & Images please visit Marco's Website
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Ronny Andersen (Denmark)
– Besides his position as Royal Herald Painter and Special Adviser on
Heraldry at the Chapter of the Royal Danish Orders, Ronny has painted
and designed numerous personal arms, noble arms, civic arms, monograms,
coins, bookplates and much more; Ronny is happy to receive commissions
for all kinds of heraldic artwork. Ronny is an associate member of
Académie Internationale d’Héraldique, Fellow of the Society of Heraldic
Arts and member of the board of Societas Heraldica Scandinavica and
Societas Heraldica Danica.
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Ljubodrag Grujic (Serbia)
- Is the herald and heraldic artist to the Royal House of Karađorđević
of Serbia and Yugoslavia. Ljubodrag uses primarily modern electronic
vector techniques to create his artwork, but pays special attention to
producing high quality works that do not fall behind more traditional
heraldic techniques. The bulk of his work so far consists of several
hundred private commissions worldwide, but the most influential pieces
in his portfolio were the new states arms and flag for his country,
commissioned by the government of Serbia.
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Tudor-Radu Tiron (Romania)
– Tudor has a Ph.D. in history and is a member of Romanian National
Committee of Heraldry, Genealogy and Sigillography. Much of his
bookplate work are drawn in ink and coloured achievements are realized
using acrylics, tempera and watercolour. Tudor is also a member of
“Sever Zotta” Institute of Genealogy and Heraldry. He is also a
honorary, full or corresponding member of several societies of heraldry,
genealogy and vexillology of the Republic of Moldova, Serbia and
Bulgaria.
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Benoit Behydezell (France)
- Born in 1976, Benoit has had a passion for heraldry and illumination
since a very early age. He has studied at the Institut Supérieur
Européen de L'Enluminure et du Manuscrit, in Angers, France, graduating
in 2000. He presently resides in Nantes. His chosen mediums are gouache
natural pigments, gold and silver leaf on parchment or paper. His art is
often based on the Carolingian, Romanesque and Gothic styles which are
his favourites.
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Laurent Granier (France)
- Laurent was born in 1966, and has for almost twenty years held an
international reputation as an inspired herald and heraldic artist.
Among his favourite heraldic activities are the creation of coats of
arms for families and firms for his international clientèle. Laurent
holds a Maîtrise d’Histoire et de Lettres Modernes from the Université
de Grenoble, and is the first French heraldic artist to work officially
for a national heraldic authority, namely the Flemish Heraldic Bureau
(Vlaamse Heraldische Raad), where he has been engaged as a professional
heraldic artist since 1995. Laurent presently lives in Lyon.
Further Information & Images please visit Laurent's Website
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Judson Portzer (USA) -
Is a professional artist specializing in the centuries old techniques
of stained glass painting. He has many years of experience in the design
and fabrication of stained glass. Though primarily self taught as an
artist, Judson has studied glass painting with several masters in this
obscure trade and continues to further his education. Among his many
interests, he has a special love for heraldry, period portraiture and
medieval subjects. Judson is a member of the Stained Glass Association
of America and The American Glass Guild.
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Carl Anders Breitholtz (Sweden)
- From a noble family, Anders grew up with traditions and a presence of
history and heraldry. As an artist Anders is an autodidact but has
specialized in art history and graduated at the Stockholm university.
His artwork emphasizes stylized form and colour. The technique - gouache
or ink on paper, tempera on vellum, oil on board, vectorizations – is
adjusted to the commission. Anders is a member of Societas Heraldica
Scandinavica, the Swedish Heraldry Society and the House of Nobility in
Stockholm.
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Carl Lemke (USA) -
Is a semi-retired heraldic engraver and jewellery artist. Completely
self-taught, Carl specializes in designing and fabricating regalia for
chivalric Orders and producing accurate replicas of historical Orders
for theatrical use. His work has been used in Hollywood movies and
several Broadway stage productions. Carl is a retired US Army soldier
who resides in the desert southwest of Texas.
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Patrick Damiaens (Belgiam)
- Established in 1992, Patrick is the only fulltime ornamental and
heraldic woodcarver in the flemish part of Belgium and the Netherlands
and is devoted to woodcarving in the Liège style furniture. He also
specialises in the carving of heraldic arms an art form he truly loves.
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