Anthony Heinsbergen

Anthony Heinsbergen (December 13, 1894 – June 14, 1981), born Antoon Heinsbergen, was a prolific designer of building interiors, particularly movie theaters, and was also one of the top muralists in the United States.

Biography Early life Anthony Heinsbergen was born on December 13, 1894 in the Netherlands. At age 10, he worked as an apprentice to a restoration painter, his talent enough that he was paid half the amount an apprentice typically had to pay to apprentice. United Artists, 1927 El Portal, 1930s remodel Palace, 1930s remodel

Elsewhere in California

Metro, San Francisco, 1924 Fox, Fullerton, 1925 Stanford, Palo Alto, 1925 Fox, San Diego, 1929 Warner Huntington Park, 1931 Warner Beverly Hills, 1931 Paramount, Oakland, 1931 Fresno Memorial, Fresno, 1936 Fox, Spokane, 1931 Admiral, Seattle, 1942 Magnolia, Seattle, 1948

Hotels

The Biltmore Los Angeles, 1923 Plaza, San Francisco

Other buildings Los Angeles

Petitfils-Boos House, 1922 Elks Club, 1926 Heinsbergen Decorating Company Building, 1927 Los Angeles City Hall, 1928

Elsewhere in California Pacific Southwest Building, Fresno, 1925 Gables Club, Santa Monica, 1920s Herbert C. Hoover Building, Washington DC, 1932