Hilma af Klint. The Fives Sketchbooks, No. S2, S6 and S13. From 5 October 1896 to 10 January 1906
Автор: Hilma Af Klint
Видавництво: Stolpe Publishing
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A three-volume slipcased facsimile of sketchbooks from Hilma af Klint and her Spiritualist circle
Hilma af Klint (1862–1944) was a pioneer of modern abstract art who turned away from the visible, physical world to embrace a spiritual reality in both her life and work. In 1896, together with Anna Cassel (1860–1937), Cornelia Cederberg (1854–1933), Sigrid Hedman (1855–1922) and Mathilda Nilsson (1844–1923), af Klint left the Edelweiss Society a group which combined Christian concepts with ideas of Theosophy and Spiritualism and established The Five. The all-female group, which met every Friday in Stockholm to practice group meditations and seances, believed they could channel mystic beings whom they called the High Masters, with names such as Amaliel, Ananda and Gregor.
Hilma af Klint (1862–1944) was a pioneer of modern abstract art who turned away from the visible, physical world to embrace a spiritual reality in both her life and work. In 1896, together with Anna Cassel (1860–1937), Cornelia Cederberg (1854–1933), Sigrid Hedman (1855–1922) and Mathilda Nilsson (1844–1923), af Klint left the Edelweiss Society a group which combined Christian concepts with ideas of Theosophy and Spiritualism and established The Five. The all-female group, which met every Friday in Stockholm to practice group meditations and seances, believed they could channel mystic beings whom they called the High Masters, with names such as Amaliel, Ananda and Gregor.
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