Artist: Zufar Bikbov | Plein Air Easton

Artist: Zufar Bikbov

Artists

Zufar Bikbov
Watertown, CT
Website: 
Zufar Fine Art
  • Plein Air Easton: 14 awards in 13 years  
  • Member of Boston Guild of Artists and Plein Air Painters of America 
  • Founder of online art school Russera Academy  

 


 

Years participated: 
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
Awards: 
Artists' Choice 2014
Best use of Light Award 2014
Tilghman Island Waterman's Museum Artists Choice Prize 2015
Artists' Choice 2016
Best Composition 2016
Best Nocturne 2016
Third Place 2018
Honorable Mention: Quick Draw 2018
Small Painting Sunday 2019: First Place
Best Marine, 2021
Honorable Mention Quick Draw 2021
Second Place 2022
Best Nocturne
First Place Quick Draw 2023

View Paintings by Year

2023

Zufar Bikbov: ‟Docked at Lowes”
Zufar Bikbov: ‟Wind”
Zufar Bikbov: ‟Oxford Quiet” Best Nocturne

2022

Zufar Bikbov: ‟Tilghman Island”
Zufar Bikbov: ‟Half Moon Over the River” Second Place - 2022
Zufar Bikbov: ‟I'll Leave the Light”

2021

Zufar Bikbov: ‟Lazy Morning”
Zufar Bikbov: ‟Sleepy Boats”
Zufar Bikbov: ‟See Ya Tomorrow!” Best Marine, 2021

2020

Zufar Bikbov: ‟Dry & Ready”
Zufar Bikbov: ‟Breeze Over Water”
Zufar Bikbov: ‟On a Summer Breeze”

2019

Zufar Bikbov: ‟Ready for Saw”
Zufar Bikbov: ‟Who's Brighter?”
Zufar Bikbov: ‟Find Me in the Shadow” Small Painting Sunday 2019: First Place, $1,000

2018

Zufar Bikbov: ‟Bon Voyage!” Third Place - 2918 ($1,000)
Zufar Bikbov: ‟Ready for Launch”
Zufar Bikbov: ‟Pine at the Water”

2017

Zufar Bikbov: ‟Evening Glow”
Zufar Bikbov: ‟Storm Passed”
Zufar Bikbov: ‟Ice and Fire”

2016

Zufar Bikbov: ‟Siesta”
Zufar Bikbov: ‟Last Ferry from Bellevue” Artists Choice - 2016, Best Nocturne - 2016
Zufar Bikbov: ‟All Rivers Run to the Ocean” Best Composition - 2016

2015

Zufar Bikbov: ‟End of Day”
Zufar Bikbov: ‟Quiet Haven”

2014

Zufar Bikbov: ‟All Dreams Start Here”
Zufar Bikbov: ‟Night Mooring” Best Use of Light- 2014 ($500), Artist's Choice Award - 2014 ($1,000)

2013

Zufar Bikbov: ‟Almost Noon”
Zufar Bikbov: ‟Old Marina”