Description
The Ten Largest, No. 1 – Canvas Collection is a curated part of our Timeless Masterpieces concept, presenting Hilma af Klint’s groundbreaking painting from 1907 in a contemporary, architectural format. The work belongs to the monumental series The Ten Largest, which explores the human life cycle from a spiritual and symbolic perspective. No. 1 represents childhood – the beginning of life – and is infused with movement, potential and existential energy.
Unlike traditional abstraction, Hilma af Klint’s visual language is intuitive, organic and deeply symbolic. In The Ten Largest, No. 1, soft spirals, flowing lines and powerful color fields in pink, blue, yellow and white interact across the surface. The composition moves freely, conveying a sense of emergence, growth and spiritual expansion. This is a work that is not merely observed – but experienced.
In the 100×150 cm format, the painting’s monumental character fully unfolds. The vertical composition enhances the upward movement of the work and creates a physical presence that envelops the space. The flow of color and symbolic elements is given room to breathe, resulting in a piece that feels both powerful and harmonious on the wall.
The Ten Largest, No. 1 brings a profound artistic expression to its surroundings and is equally suited for private homes, creative environments, gallery-like spaces and representative settings. It is a work that does not tell a linear story – but conveys a feeling: of the beginning of life, inner energy and the invisible order connecting humanity and the universe.
Product information
Canvas print
Printed on canvas with a fine texture that reproduces color depth, soft transitions and the artwork’s organic forms.
Mounting
Stretched on a 38 mm deep wooden stretcher frame – ready to hang directly on the wall.
Iconic works by
Hilma af Klint
Size
– The Ten Largest, No. 1 – 100×150 cm
Credits
Hilma af Klint, The Ten Largest, No. 1 (1907)
Moderna Museet, Stockholm
Cropping
The motif is reproduced in full and adapted to a vertical format that respects Hilma af Klint’s original composition, proportions and visual flow. No elements have been added or removed – the focus remains on the artwork’s symbolic integrity and rhythmic balance.
Finish
The motif is printed with high precision to highlight the intensity of the color fields, the movement of the soft lines and subtle tonal variations. The 38 mm deep stretcher frame gives the artwork a modern, gallery-style expression and a clear, present character on the wall.
Requests & custom sizes
Would you like to order other dimensions or finishes?
Please contact us at kundservice@konstlagret.se, and we will be happy to help you find the right solution.
About the artist
Hilma af Klint (1862–1944) was a Swedish pioneer of abstract art and one of the most visionary artists in art history. She developed a fully abstract visual language several years before her male contemporaries, combining spirituality, science and symbolism in her work. The series The Ten Largest is considered her most monumental and visionary achievement – a unique contribution to modernism and the history of abstract art.
