Vision 1891

"Vision" (1891) by Norwegian artist Theodor Kittelsen depicts a vast flock of birds against a muted sky. The image is dominated by the swirling, almost chaotic movement of the birds, creating a sense of both awe and unease. Kittelsen, known for his fantastical and often dark imagery, employed a minimalist style in this work, emphasizing the sheer scale and ethereal nature of the flock. The piece evokes a sense of mystery and the sublime, leaving the viewer pondering the unseen forces that guide the birds' flight.