Die heilige Wiegalinda von Pantter=Bann 1917

Adolf Wölfli's "Die heilige Wiegalinda von Pantter=Bann" (1917) is a colorful, abstract work. It depicts a complex array of shapes, figures, and patterns, with a bold frame surrounding the composition. Wölfli, an untrained artist, created works that reflected his own unique worldview. His use of vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and mystical imagery set his art apart from traditional art styles. These works are often categorized as Art Brut, a term coined by Jean Dubuffet to describe self-taught art with raw, unfiltered expression.