

Hand-painted, down to the smallest detail
You can tell a hand-painted painting, especially up close. The texture of the paint, the layers upon layers, light falling just so: no printing technique can imitate that.
Thin layers, great depth
Sarah paints in acrylic, in many thin layers. This creates the depth her work is known for: porcelain that gleams, fabric you can almost feel, eyes that follow you. A single painting easily takes weeks. You see that time on the canvas, not in a factory edition.
From blank canvas to signed work
Every work starts with a story or an image that will not let go, and ends with her signature on the canvas. Many works are varnished and fitted with a floating frame, ready to hang. With every painting you can read how it came to be.
For sale


Momento Vivere - Tussen barst en vuur
€ 2,480
Quiet grace
€ 975
Penseel poets doeken
€ 1,250
Oyster love
€ 530
in between
€ 795
Treasures of the heart
€ 1,850
Collected Light
€ 1,240Frequently asked questions
How do I recognise a hand-painted work?
By the texture of the paint on the canvas and the signature. And here you buy directly from the artist, so provenance is completely clear.
Is acrylic inferior to oil paint?
No, it is a different medium. Acrylic dries faster, which allows working in thin layers, and it does not yellow.
How do I care for an acrylic painting?
Dusting with a soft dry cloth is enough. Do not hang the work in harsh direct sunlight or above a heat source.