Pavel Feinstein

Pavel Feinstein's old-masterly still lifes are a eulogy to the beauty of the everyday. The objects in his atmospheric paintings seem so fresh and vivid that one almost feels like picking them from the canvas.

Pavel Feinstein's old-masterly still lifes are a eulogy to the beauty of the everyday. The objects in his atmospheric paintings seem so fresh and vivid that one almost feels like picking them from the canvas.

Works

Pavel Feinstein: 1098 - Drei Stück Granatapfel, 2015
1098 - Drei Stück Granatapfel, 2015, , 30 × 40 cm
Pavel Feinstein: 1386- Helle Trauben, 2015
1386- Helle Trauben, 2015, , 25 × 60 cm
Pavel Feinstein: 1545-Fisch (Karpfen), 2015
1545-Fisch (Karpfen), 2015, , 30 × 40 cm
Pavel Feinstein: 1957-Zerteilte Orange, 2015
1957-Zerteilte Orange, 2015, , 30 × 30 cm
Pavel Feinstein: 2 Hummer, 2021
2 Hummer, 2021, Oil on canvas, 60 × 50 cm
Pavel Feinstein: 2157-Vodka und Gurken, 2015
2157-Vodka und Gurken, 2015, , 30 × 30 cm, Sold
Pavel Feinstein: 2183-Pflaumen mit Porzelanschälchen und Löffel, 2015
2183-Pflaumen mit Porzelanschälchen und Löffel, 2015, , 30 × 30 cm
Pavel Feinstein: 2250-Porzelanbecher mit 4 Rotbarben, 2015
2250-Porzelanbecher mit 4 Rotbarben, 2015, , 30 × 65 cm
Pavel Feinstein: 2646- Granatapfelstücke, 2015
2646- Granatapfelstücke, 2015, , 20 × 20 cm
Pavel Feinstein: 2660- Rotbarbe mit Silbernmesser, 2022
2660- Rotbarbe mit Silbernmesser, 2022, , 30 × 40 cm
Pavel Feinstein: 2677-Zerteilte Grapefruit, 2015
2677-Zerteilte Grapefruit, 2015, , 24 × 30 cm
Pavel Feinstein: 2689-Porzelan Schälchen mit Pomelo, 2022
2689-Porzelan Schälchen mit Pomelo, 2022, , 30 × 40 cm
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Exhibitions

Solo Exhibitions

Group Exhibitions

Fairs

Exhibition list

Solo Exhibitions

2022
"NEUE BILDER / NEW PAINTINGS", Galerie Friedmann-Hahn, Berlin, Germany
2011
Galerie Friedmann-Hahn, Berlin, Germany
2011
Zitadelle Spandau, Berlin, Germany
2010
Felix-Nussbaum-Haus, Osnabrück, Germany
2010
"Drama der Wahrscheinlichkeiten", Osthaus Museum, Hagen, Germany
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Group Exhibitions

2001
Galerie Taube, Berlin, Germany
1993
Schering Kunstverein, Berlin, Germany

Vita

Pavel Feinstein paints the objects of his pictorial world in traditional techniques such as oil, gouache and egg tempera. His compositions are influenced by Cézanne and Russian Realism. Thus, irritating details are added to the familiar arrangements of vegetables and fruit, bringing this centuries-old pictorial genre into the present in a new way.

Pavel Feinstein, dubbed the "new old master" by DIE ZEIT, was born in Moscow in 1960 and studied at the art school in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, and at the Berlin Hochschule der Künste. His work has been shown in numerous exhibitions, including solo shows at the Jewish Museum Berlin and the Osthaus Museum Hagen. This year his works will be shown at the Modersohn Museum in Worpswede.
Lives and works in Berlin.
1960
Born in Moscow
1978 -  1979
Art school Dushanbe, Tajikistan
1980 -  1985
Emigration to Berlin
2026
Verstorben in Berlin