Ihro königliche Hoheit, Prinzessin Stephanie von Belgien, Europa und Ramonion=Schlange 1911

Adolf Wölfli's "Ihrer königliche Hoheit, Prinzessin Stephanie von Belgien, Europa und Ramonion=Schlange" (1911) is a prime example of his distinctive art, often referred to as "Art Brut." The intricate drawing is characterized by its vibrant colors, repetitive patterns, and fantastical imagery. Wölfli's work, produced during his time in a mental asylum, is considered outsider art, defying conventional artistic norms. The artwork features a central figure surrounded by symbols and text, reflecting Wölfli's unique vision and his personal narratives. While his work can be initially perceived as chaotic, it reveals a complex and fascinating inner world.