Sabine Neuchel - Objekt 4 XXL. 441





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Sabine Neuchel's Objekt 4 XXL. 441 is a 2026 mixed‑media triptych of three white textured panels (42 × 42 cm each; total 126 × 42 cm), signed, original edition, sold directly by the artist, and delivered framed.
Description from the seller
The triptych on the wall consists of three white, textured artworks arranged vertically in the middle.
It blends elegantly with the room's modern design and creates a strong contrast to the bold red wall.
The texture of the artworks adds extra depth and interest to the overall composition.
It was created using acrylic paints and texture. The dimensions of the canvas with frame are 42x42x4 cm each, 3 pieces in total, together 126x42x4 cm.
Sabine Neuchel is an up-and-coming artist from Germany.
She enjoys painting large colorful formats. Collectors of her works live domestically and abroad.
She likes to experiment with different materials and colors. Neon as well.
The artist uses exclusively high-quality acrylic paints and painting grounds. Cracks, paint splatters, ridges, and scratches are part of the painting style and are intentional.
The triptych on the wall consists of three white, textured artworks arranged vertically in the middle.
It blends elegantly with the room's modern design and creates a strong contrast to the bold red wall.
The texture of the artworks adds extra depth and interest to the overall composition.
It was created using acrylic paints and texture. The dimensions of the canvas with frame are 42x42x4 cm each, 3 pieces in total, together 126x42x4 cm.
Sabine Neuchel is an up-and-coming artist from Germany.
She enjoys painting large colorful formats. Collectors of her works live domestically and abroad.
She likes to experiment with different materials and colors. Neon as well.
The artist uses exclusively high-quality acrylic paints and painting grounds. Cracks, paint splatters, ridges, and scratches are part of the painting style and are intentional.

