Untitled No. 1 From A Series Of Altar Paintings, 1915 - Canvas Print
By Hilma af Klint
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“Untitled No. 1 From A Series Of Altar Paintings, 1915” by Hilma af Klint shows a pyramid made up of rainbow tiles with a green, purple, and yellow circle design behind its peak. This print can bring a dose of color and intrigue to any space. A great pick for someone looking to create a sleek atmosphere.
Hilma af Klint, based in Sweden, claimed the Rosicrucian Order as main inspirations behind their creative expression. Their canvas art arrives ready to hang and looks nice with or without a frame. This hand-crafted canvas print can bring fresh life to your space right away, and iCanvas’ built-in stretcher keys ensure your canvas looks great over time.
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