Der Wili=See=Zohrn=Wald, in Amerika und Krohn=Prinzessinn, Wiegalinda, von Waldau=Feld,=Skt. Adolf=Hoof 1919

Created in 1919 by Swiss artist Adolf Wölfli, "Der Wili=See=Zohrn=Wald, in Amerika und Krohn=Prinzessinn, Wiegalinda, von Waldau=Feld,=Skt. Adolf=Hoof" is a vibrant example of art brut, also known as outsider art. Wölfli, who was institutionalized for most of his life, developed his unique style through a complex personal mythology. This piece, like much of his work, is characterized by its intricate patterns, bold colors, and a fusion of fantastical imagery and musical notation. The artwork depicts figures, animals, and landscapes, woven together in a dreamlike and symbolic tapestry.