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Original artwork description:
"Should I Stay 2 (Diptych)" is a lively, colorful diptych on paper. It is painted gesturally and dynamically and is part of abstract expressionism.
The main colors are turquoise, blue, green and black.
The two pictures can be hung together or separately. They are each signed on the front. The title and date of creation were noted on the back.
The artwork must be framed. The total size is 54 x 84 cm / 21,3 x 33 inches. The two pictures taken by themselves have the size 42 x 54 cm / 16,5 x 21,3 inches.
The photos in context are for illustrative purposes only.
Materials used:
Quality acrylic color, brushes
Tags:
#modern #modern abstract #multicolored abstract #modern diptych #abstract expressionismShould I Stay 2 (2024) Acrylic painting
by Christel Haag
4 Artist Reviews
£637.27
- Acrylic painting on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 84 x 54 x 0.1cm (unframed) / 84 x 54cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
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Original artwork description
"Should I Stay 2 (Diptych)" is a lively, colorful diptych on paper. It is painted gesturally and dynamically and is part of abstract expressionism.
The main colors are turquoise, blue, green and black.
The two pictures can be hung together or separately. They are each signed on the front. The title and date of creation were noted on the back.
The artwork must be framed. The total size is 54 x 84 cm / 21,3 x 33 inches. The two pictures taken by themselves have the size 42 x 54 cm / 16,5 x 21,3 inches.
The photos in context are for illustrative purposes only.
Materials used:
Quality acrylic color, brushes
Tags:
#modern #modern abstract #multicolored abstract #modern diptych #abstract expressionism
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Artist Reviews (4)
Christel Haag
Germany
About
Christel Haag lives and works in Munich in Germany. Her work is very process orientated and she uses an entire arsenal of mark making to create her art. Christel often... Read more