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Girl With Fruits by Krasimir Hristov Pyrography on wood panel, 22 cm. by 18 cm. After a painting by Titian Image courtesy of the artist

The Tax Coin by Krasimir Hristov Pyrography on wood panel, 24 cm. by 18 cm. Inspired by a painting by Titian Image courtesy of the artist

Christ Carrying the Cross by Krasimir Hristov Pyrography on wood panel, 21 cm. by 18 cm. After a painting by Titian Image courtesy of the artist

Jesus Lowered from the Cross by Krasimir Hristov Pyrography on wood panel After a painting by Image courtesy of the artist

Still Life by Krasimir Hristov Pyrography on wood panel After a painting by Image courtesy of the artist

Tarquin and Lucretia by Krasimir Hristov Pyrography on wood panel, 21 cm. by 18 cm. After a painting by Titian Image courtesy of the artist

Flower by Krasimir Hristov Pyrography on wood panel After a painting by Image courtesy of the artist

Bulgarian artist Krasimir Hristov, has been doing pyrographic art since the late 1990s, some four years after being disabled because of a fall. After some experimentation, he discovered that he could create very effective chiaroscuro effects in this technique, especially after adapting the pyrotool he was using.

Recounting Krasimir Hristov's story and discovery of pyrography and displaying more of his works, principally works after the Old Masters, is an illustrated article entitled Krasimir Hristov and His PYRONAISSANCE of Old Masters Works published in "Pyrograffiti" in the January–February 2006 issue of WOM, linked here.

His own most impressive web site is aptly called PYRONAISSANCE and is linked here.

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You can return to the
Portraits and Paintings Hall
or visit one of the following:

Pyrographic Art Exhibit Halls:

Decorative and Applied Art

Sculpture

Traditional and Folk Art

Antique Pyrography

Children's Pyrographic Art

Special Pyrographic Art

The Book Store and E-Museum Library

Pyrography Tools and Techniques

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