Paul Feinstein
 

wanted to show you pictures of the artist, which I like very much: Paul Feinstein was born in Moscow in 1960, and with 80 lives in Germany. in January, it happened, I got to his studio in Berlin. now - really want to get on his show in August in Germany.

he is a realist. his figurative painting.
to start - some images of those who I like.

KaterinaMN, these Jewish "Caprichos" with additional "inclusions". And who are these wrapped "nightmares" with the attributes of a Dutch still life. Name is?

Yeah ...
Especially:

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"Cain and Abel."

"Cain and Abel."

Cyril Syzranskiy, with a mixture of Bosch Goey, explosive mixture of the night. :mad:

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Well, yes, and the knife too prepared.

Self-realist. :D

 First, let me ask what associations you have is this painting? What is its purpose?
  
  I would not want to see these works, especially of those shown Cyril, nor at home or at work.
 
   I guess I do not esthete .:)



   However, indifferent leaves ........:)

Yes. I want to quickly close the topic, but "education does not allow" (c))))) That is, in this case, the desire to sort out what you are, in fact, asked. Perhaps this is partly a professional - to determine the audience of the author. Who snag these pictures and why. :)

Shem, there is practically no names - in most catalogs are simply numbered.


Cyril Syzranskiy, you know - it surprised me too (I'm talking about realism), but it is his own definition. And if I have correctly reconstructed the conversation - primarily refers not to the subjects, and to the manner of writing. Anyway - definition, as I recall, appeared in contrast to the conversation that is currently prevalent in Germany "instalyatsionschiki.

sur, well, the appointment of painting for home \\ to work - this is only part of it. me these pictures certainly do not leave indifferent. I'd like to see them at home - hard. something yes. something - no. but did rather - yes (but there's talk about me will soon). In general, the work from the series, which I laid out, includes, including, in the collection of the Berlin Jewish Museum.

little still life.