The Wine Seller
Dmitry Pakhomov
| Technique | oil on canvas |
| Size | 88 x 67 cm |
| 34,7 x 26,4 in | |
| Year | 1993 |
| Rarity | unique |
| Signature | hand-signed by artist |
| Certificate | yes |
| Condition | excellent |
| Kind of delivery | unframed |
The painting by Dmitry Pakhomov from 1993 shows a scene that looks simple at first, but on closer look reveals deep, narrative tension. The colors, typical of Pakhomov's intense and expressive style, dominate the painting and give the scene a dreamy, almost surreal atmosphere.
A man is on a cargo bicycle with wine bottles, casually leaning back in his seat. His slightly tilted head and relaxed posture suggest calmness and maybe a hint of melancholy. The scene feels both peaceful and full of subtle movement, like a moment frozen between the past and present.
The work comes from a time of change, just after the collapse of the Soviet Union (1991). The 1990s were marked by economic uncertainty, social breakdown, and a reorientation of the country. The image could reflect this era of confusion and uncertainty, making it a piece of history.