Description
"Evolution, No. 13, Group VI (1908)" is a painting by Swedish artist Hilma af Klint. It belongs to her series called "The Paintings for the Temple," which were created as part of her spiritual practice and meant to be displayed in a temple she and others planned to build. The painting features intricate geometric shapes and patterns in vibrant colors, reflecting the artist's interest in symbolism and abstraction. Af Klint believed that these paintings were guided by supernatural forces and had deep spiritual meaning, anticipating abstract art long before it became popular in the 20th century.
Evolution, No. 13, Group VI (1908) - Hilma af Klint - Canvas Print
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