Group IV, No. 3. The Ten Largest, Youth 1907

Hilma af Klint's "Group IV, No. 3. The Ten Largest, Youth" (1907) is a striking example of abstract art that predates the movement's emergence in the West. This painting, created by the Swedish artist, showcases a vibrant composition of geometric forms and swirling patterns. Af Klint's work, though not shown publicly during her lifetime, explored themes of spirituality and the cosmos, and is often characterized by its use of vibrant colors, spiritual symbolism, and intricate geometric forms. Her "Ten Largest" series, of which this is a part, is a powerful testament to her visionary approach to abstract art.