Oded Feingersh - The Sea of Galilee. Oil on canvas - signed.
Oded Feingersh (born 1938) a realistic painter, graphic designer, poet and Israeli writer. Feingersh was born in 1938 in Jerusalem and grew up in the Geula neighborhood. His grandfather was the painter Meir Rosin, one of the pioneering artists in Eretz Israel who was active in Jerusalem as early as the 19th century. Feingersh studied in his youth at "Bezalel" between the years 1960-1963 and trained with the best artists, such as: Eisenscher, Ascheim, Jacob Pins and others. In 1965 he traveled to France, and from there moved to Brussels, where he joined a group of Belgian anarchist artists called "Mass Moving". After the Six-Day War he returned to Paris, where he received the 'LEFRANC' prize for young artists in 1967. Feingersh was the first Israeli to win this prize.
In 1968 he returned to Israel. In 1975 he opened solo exhibitions at the Tel Aviv Museum and the Herzliya Museum. In 1976 he won the Dizengoff Prize for Art, most of his artistic work is realistic, and was influenced by the Pop Art movement. In 2005, he presented the "Retrospective" exhibition at the Givatayim Theater, which was a summary of forty years of painting.
Size: 60x50 cm. Wooden frame: 84x74 cm. Very good condition.
