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A Lad and a Lass (aka A Boy and a Girl) by Anikó Hazafi, 2006 Pyrography on Birch wood panel, 38 cm. by 45 cm. After a 1904 painting by Adolf Fényes (1867–1945) Image courtesy of the artist

Startled Squirrel by Anikó Hazafi, 2005 Pyrography on Birch wood panel, 37 cm. by 37 cm. Image courtesy of the artist

Anya by Anikó Hazafi, 2006 Pyrography on Birch wood panel, 45 cm. by 38 cm. Image courtesy of the artist

Akt by Anikó Hazafi, 2006 Pyrography on Birch wood panel, 38 cm. by 45 cm. Image courtesy of the artist

Untitled (Young Woman with Two Girls) by Anikó Hazafi, 2006 Pyrography on Birch wood panel, 16 cm. by 12 cm. Image courtesy of the artist

Untitled (Lady With Shawl) by Anikó Hazafi, 2006 Pyrography on Birch wood panel, 31 cm. by 18 cm. Image courtesy of the artist

Untitled (Lady With Rose) by Anikó Hazafi, 2006 Pyrography on Birch wood panel, 36 cm. by 18 cm. Image courtesy of the artist

Untitled (Man Smoking) by Anikó Hazafi, 2006 Pyrography on Birch wood panel, 70 cm. by 43 cm. Image courtesy of the artist

Hungarian artist Anikó Hazafi, was born in Kiskunhalas in 1975 and now lives in the city of Kiskörös. She is a self-taught artist who has been doing pyrographic art since 2005.

Introducing Anikó Hazafi and displaying more of her distinctive works is an illustrated article entitled Anikó Hazafi—Works in Fire and Light published in the January-February 2006 issue of WOM, linked here.

Anikó Hazafi has her own web site at www.painter.hu/hazafianiko linked here, where you can see a still greater variety of works in her unique style.

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