No.2 Childhood (1900s) | Hilma af Klint

Embrace the pioneering vision of Hilma af Klint with this captivating giclée print of "Childhood No. 2," a mesmerizing abstract work from the 1900s. This piece showcases af Klint's unique approach to spirituality and abstraction, featuring vibrant colors, swirling forms, and symbolic imagery that delve into the mysteries of the human experience and the development of the soul. "Childhood No. 2" invites viewers to contemplate themes of innocence, growth, and the journey of life.

Did You Know?

While many consider Wassily Kandinsky and other early 20th-century artists to be the pioneers of abstract art, some art historians argue that the movement has much earlier roots. They point to the abstract patterns and non-representational forms found in Islamic art, prehistoric cave paintings, and various indigenous art traditions as evidence of a long-standing human fascination with abstraction.

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