Troy Amuso

Today, Troy oversees the operations of Troy Fine Art Services while he personally serves private clients and fine art collectors with research and acquisition of fine art investments and highly collectible art. He is sought out and known for his knowledge of art, conservation, design sensibility and confidentially in all transactions.

Before launching Troy Fine Art Services in 1997, Troy Amuso began his career 30 years prior at age 14 as a studio apprentice under the highly respected Dutch art conservator, Yan Vanderviver. Under Mr Vanderviver, Troy's studio skills progressed quickly. He would go on to become Mr. Vanderviver’s number one assistant in the preservation of master artworks for private collectors as well as some of the most prestigious art institutions and museums in the country. The experience he gained from working with such an esteemed member of the art world set a solid foundation for his career in the arts. After studying fine art at Pace University and the School of Visual Arts in New York, Troy went on to hold positions at high level galleries and framing studios in New York, Connecticut and Los Angeles.

Troy is respected in both the art and business community. He has served on local civic community service boards and often speaks about art, frame evolution and design to groups and organizations through the tri-state area.