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Nikol Haskova

(1972)

Available Artwork by Nikol Haskova

Back Where I Belong

Nikol Haskova
Oil on Birch Panel (24x24 in) 2011

$2,300.00 including frame

Depth of Emotion

Nikol Haskova
Acrylic on panel (30x30 in) 2011

$2,400.00

The Flight Home

Nikol Haskova
Mixed Media (40x60 in) 2011

$6,300.00 including frame

The Squabble

Nikol Haskova
Acrylic on canvas (36x48 in) 2011

$3,900.00 including frame

The Cooling Ground

Nikol Haskova
Acrylic on canvas (24x8 in) 2011

$1,300.00

First Glimpse of Winter

Nikol Haskova
Acrylic on canvas (24x8 in) 2011

$1,300.00

Forgotten Road

Nikol Haskova
Mixed Media (30x60 in) 2010

$4,600.00

The Division Line, Tribute to Wanda Koop

Nikol Haskova
Acrylic (9x60 in) 2011

Please inquire regarding availablity

The Investigator

Nikol Haskova
Pencil on paper (20x16 in) 2010

$900.00

South Side of the Cut

Nikol Haskova
Acrylic (24x24 in) 2011

$2,100.00 including frame

A fascination with the world of art began at an early age for Nikol Haskova. Born in the former Czechoslovakia, she remembers sketching on the edges of newspapers when no other material was available. Sketching, painting, poetry and acting were her childhood passions. Nikol and her family escaped the formerly oppressed Czechoslovakia in 1987 and resettled in Vancouver. This dramatic change had an incredible impact on the young artist providing her the opportunity to observe worlds outside of her own world, that of politics, spirituality and the strength of the human spirit. These observations would later influence her artwork.Frequently visiting art exhibitions and galleries, young Nikol was exposed early to engaging subject matter. She attended exhibits ranging from the old masters in the museums of Prague to often controversial local artists' presentations. She was encouraged to question the artwork in order to better appreciate the emotional effect it has on the viewer. Over time, these experiences helped her to develop a unique style of her own. Abandoning traditional methods of painting, she has found her own way to communicate through her art. Her work often omits certain details, hoping to stir up questions about her paintings.