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The Swan No. 7 Art Print by Hilma af Klint

The Swan No.7

Name: The Swan No.7
Brand: HILMA af KLINT
SKU: SWAN 40.6 x 40.6 cms Unframed
Price: 89.00 AUD
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by HILMA af KLINT

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The captivating The Swan No.7 was painted by Hilma af Klint in 1915. The Swan No.7 depicts four mirrored-repeated swans with a focal point of a heart at the center transverse by lineal lines assigning each swan to a triangle, categorizing this majestic work as a mystic af Klint diagram. The symbol of the swan was particularly important in af Klints occult symbolism representing the "tail-end of every important cycle in human history and standing for the union of opposites". The Swan No.7 is an ethereal turn of the century reproduction worthy of a special place in a living room or bedroom setting.

Print Media

This art print is printed on premium gallery grade paper and is paired with archival inks for a superior finish.

- Acid and lignin free, 308gsm heavy weighted paper

- High performing archival inks for precise colour contrast and vivid colour

- 100% cotton rag with a natural white, enhanced matte finish

- Sharp image resolution and fade resistant colour pigments

Printing on this archival paper using our high caliber archival inks results in a stunning art print that is unrivalled in quality and price.

Framing

Framing is an exciting part of your artwork and we take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of our frames.

- We use expert framers with over 20 years of experience

- Our framers use sustainably sourced wood

- Popular frame finishes include, Black, White and Natural Timber

- Each frame has a solid structure, with a smooth, matte finish

- Many art pieces are encompassed by an approx. 5cm white border around each image

- Our expert framers use high spec acrylic glass in our frames (no risk of breakages)

- Your framed artwork arrives to you ready to hang

Once you have placed your order, your framed artwork will take on average between 7 - 10 business days to custom make and 24hrs to securely pack and get ready to ship to your desired destination.

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Framed Art Prints

All framed art prints are made to order and this takes on average between 7 - 10 business days to complete.

Once your art prints are framed, they will typically be shipped within 24hrs.

Unframed Art Prints

All unframed art prints are shipped within 24hrs to 48hrs after your order has been placed.

If your order is placed after midday Friday, your order will be shipped on the following Monday.

General

All orders receive free tracking and we will update you via email or text message during each stage of the shipping process.

Shipping delivery times are between 2 - 4 days and if you live rurally you will need to add an additional 1 - 2 days.

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Made in Australia

We expertly print and frame our art prints right here in Australia. We hold ourselves to the highest standards when producing our art and we value the craftsmanship behind our products. Together, our team, continuously strive to provide you the best possible experience when shopping with us.

Being an Australian owned business comes with some great perks,

- We offer our customers fast delivery times

- Flat rate shipping

- An easy and efficient returns process

- Excellent customer service

- Our 100% satisfaction guarantee

The Artist

HILMA af KLINT

Hilma af Klint (1862 - 1944) was a Swedish artist and mystic who hid some 1200 paintings during her active years and life.

Klint studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm for five years and lived off the income she made from her more conventional paintings (of portraiture and landscapes) whilst her 'life's work' remained hidden. The hidden works were inspired by the Theosophical Movement founded by Madame Blavatsky a modernist search for new forms in artistic, spiritual, political and scientific systems, which resembled diagrams and visual representations of complex spiritual ideas which predate the first purely abstract compositions by Wassily Kandinsky.

Hilma Klint specified that her work should be kept secret for at least 20 years after her death. When the boxes were opened at the end of the 1960s, very few people had knowledge of what would be inside. A considerable body of her abstract paintings were revealed and subsequently celebrated and are now exhibited at the Moderna Museet museum in Stockholm, Sweden.

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