The Ten Largest, No. 8, Adulthood
Hilma af Klint · 1907
Why it's great
Circles in pink, white and gray float in the eighth painting of Hilma af Klint's Ten Largest, painted in 1907. Hilma af Klint asked that her paintings be kept secret until 20 years after she died, and they were first shown to the public in 1986.
Where to see it
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Hang it on your wall
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Hilma af Klint was a Swedish artist born near Stockholm in 1862. She trained as a painter and in 1906 began making huge abstract paintings, years before the famous pioneers of abstract art, but she asked that they not be shown until 20 years after her death. She died in 1944, and her work became world famous in the 2000s.
