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The Ten Largest, No. 9: Old Age Art Print by Hilma af Klint (1907)
The Ten Largest, No. 9: Old Age Art Print by Hilma af Klint (1907)
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An abstract wall art print reproducing Hilma af Klint’s 1907 The Ten Largest, No. 9: Old Age, with a human lifecycle and spiritual symbolism theme.
Product details
| Artwork authenticity | Reproduction |
|---|---|
| Colour | Pink, Beige, White |
| Material | 200gsm Matte Art Paper |
| Printing method | Giclee |
| Theme | Abstract |
| Art style | Illustrative |
| Orientation | Vertical |
| Art movement | Modernism, Abstract |
Abstract art with a connection to the stages of life
Explore age and spirituality through this reproduction of Hilma af Klint’s The Ten Largest, No. 9: Old Age (1907). Its place within her lifecycle series gives the print a meaning beyond a general abstract design, making it a personal choice for a living room, study or gallery wall. Choose it as an individual artwork or bring it into a collection exploring af Klint’s approach to spiritual symbolism.
About the artwork
This is the ninth work in The Ten Largest, a series by the Swedish artist that follows the human lifecycle through colour, shape and spiritual ideas. The title Old Age invites reflection on a particular stage of that journey. For anyone interested in abstraction with a conceptual foundation, the series provides a starting point for looking beyond a work’s decorative role and considering the ideas behind it.
Create a thoughtful everyday space
Imagine displaying the print near a favourite reading chair, with warm wooden furniture, soft linen and a shelf of art books completing the setting. It can introduce a connection with an artist and a meaningful theme into a room used every day. The recorded pink, beige and white palette provides a starting point for coordinating companion prints or accessories in related tones.
The vertical orientation can suit a narrower section of wall or help balance a gallery arrangement containing wider works. A smaller format can join an established collection, while a larger print can give the artwork a more prominent place. Pairing another work from the lifecycle series creates a shared artistic thread; adding other artists allows the display to explore abstraction across different contexts.
Paper, printing and finish
Produced using giclée printing on quality 200gsm art paper, with a matte finish.
Pair it with
Explore another stage of life with Hilma af Klint’s Childhood, No. 2 (1907). For a broader gallery wall exploring colour and shape, add Henri Matisse’s Papiers découpés poster (1953) and Fernand Léger’s Un Oiseau et deux papillons (1948).
Explore more abstract art and Hilma af Klint’s story
Discover complementary colour and shape in our abstract art prints collection for a thoughtful gallery wall.
Learn more about the artist’s spiritual symbolism and pioneering work in Hilma af Klint: A Pioneering Spirit in Abstract Art.
