Hilma af Klint – The Ten Largest 01 - Childhood

Hilma af Klint is one of the most significant artists of the 20th century, and her works are known for their unique combination of colours, forms and spiritual themes. She created, in complete secrecy, some of the first abstract images in modern art. Klint's works were not known or recognised until long after her death, as she had specified that they should not be made public until 20 years after her passing. Today she is regarded as a pioneer of abstract art, and her groundbreaking works are exhibited in major art museums around the world. Her unique style and early abstraction make her a fascinating and important figure in art history.

The Ten Largest, No. 1 – Childhood is from Hilma af Klint's monumental 1907 series depicting the stages of human life. Rendered in soft colour and swirling organic forms, it is a radiant, deeply spiritual composition that brings life and wonder to any wall.