Eric-James Favre-Bulle
Art conservator-restorer
Lully

« To talk about conservation, let’s talk about unity, harmony and balance, the value of the past, let’s talk about the importance of colors in architecture, let’s talk about History itself. »

Eric-James Favre-Bulle opened his workshop in 1980, Atelier Saint-Dismas, patron saint of thieves, second-hand goods dealers and… art restorers. Its team works in many historical monuments in the cantons of Vaud, Valais and Geneva. Author of several works on restoration, he was vice-president of the European Confederation of Conservator-Restorers’ Organisations.

« The hands of the art restorer, experienced and trained, probe time; they try to find him and present him to the pupils of the future. »

Eric-James Favre-Bulle’s studio works on works painted on different supports: wall paintings and canvases, altarpieces, sculptures, paneling, painted ceilings, bas-reliefs, consoles, facades or architectural elements. Its main references include the castles of Aigle, Chillon, Nyon, Vidy, Yverdon-les-Bains, La Gordanne in Perroy, the cathedral of Lausanne, the minor basilica of Valère in Sion and the abbey church of Romainmôtier. .

Connections

With Philippe Jaton, he published in 2002, L'hôtel d'anglais in Lausanne, History and architecture, Lausanne, Payot.
The weather :
http://www.letemps.ch/culture/2015/10/27/eglise-daillens-moyen-age-restitue-retouches

Aigle Castle:
http://cabedita.ch/product.php?id_product=539