Hilma af Klint: The Ten Largest, No. 9, Old Age (1907) Giclée Print

Own a piece of the corrected history of Modern Art with this monumental Hilma af Klint The Ten Largest, No. 9, Old Age reproduction. Painted in 1907, this serene, abstract work is part of a revolutionary series that explored the entire human lifecycle through spiritual symbolism and groundbreaking abstract form.

Hilma af Klint, a Swedish artist, began creating radical, large-scale abstract works years before her male contemporaries, believing she was guided by a higher spiritual plane to visualize "The Paintings for the Temple." This piece is the ninth in "The Ten Largest" series, specifically dedicated to the stage of Old Age. The composition reflects a spiritual synthesis: the previously dynamic, explosive forms seen in the "Youth" and "Adulthood" paintings have resolved into calmer, more harmonious geometric and organic shapes. The palette uses gentle pink and pale tones, symbolizing the quieting of life, duality, and the spiritual love that transcends the physical realm (blue for female, yellow for male, blending to pink/red for love). Displaying this print is an acknowledgment of a true pioneer, perfect for modern interiors seeking both beauty and profound esoteric meaning.

• Artist: Hilma af Klint (1862–1944), recognized as a pioneer of Western Abstract Art.

• Artwork: Group IV, No. 9, Old Age from The Ten Largest series (1907).

• Artistic Style: Abstract Symbolism / Early Modernism; rooted in Theosophy and spiritualism.

• Subject: Allegorical depiction of the final stage of the human spiritual lifecycle.

• Print Quality: Museum-quality Archival Giclée Print faithfully recreating the large-scale composition and delicate, layered tempera washes.

• Aesthetic: Iconic Abstract wall decor and minimalist, philosophical statement piece.

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