Antonia and Dimcho Dimchovsky live and work in the small mountain village called Gostilitsa. They have created their icons since 1984 by using old and forgotten iconographic techniques of the ancient masters. They work in the traditional Byzantine style, from miniatures to emperor’s icons, using gold, silver, repoussé, enamel, pearls and semi precious stones. The Dimchovskys bring new life to lost techniques like Sinai nimbi, Granare, Gratare, Probaster, caulking, etc.

     From 1984 to 1992: Participation in all exhibitions organized by Hemus Foreign-Trade Association.

1992 - Exhibition in Bonn, Germany;
1993 - Organizers of the First Festival of the Orthodox Icon in Veliko Tarnovo city;
1993-1997 - Exhibition in Veliko Tarnovo at the international Orthodox Culture Seminar;
1994 - Organizers of the Second Festival of the Orthodox Icon;
1994 - Exhibition in the Bulgarian Parliament, Sofia, Bulgaria, with Gancho Karabadjakov, Prof. Plamen Legkostup and Ass. Prof. Penyo Penev;
1995 - Exhibition at the 50th Anniversary of the United Nations (UN), New York, USA;
1996 - Exhibition in the Gallery of Arts, New York, USA;
2000 - Exhibition in Nicosia, Cyprus;
2000 - Exhibition in Merida, Mexico;
2001 - Exhibition in Varna, Bulgaria;
2001 - Exhibition in Bogota, Columbia;
2003 - Exhibition in Varna, Bulgaria;
2004 - Exhibition in Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria;
2005 - Exhibition in Sofia, Bulgaria;
2005 - Exhibition in Parma and Piacenza, Italy;
2005 - Exhibition in Rome, Italy;
2005-2007 - Curators at the Christian Arts Festival in Nesebar, Bulgaria;
2008 - Three consecutive exhibitions in Italy: Parma, Florence and Salsomaggiore di Termi;
2008-2010 - Curators at the National Iconographic Fair in Tsarevo;

Initiators and founders of the Bulgarian Icon-Painting Society.

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Studio Dimchovsky in Art-M Gallery, Tryavna
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