Hilma af Klint Dove No. 2 Abstract Art Print, 1915 Exhibition Poster

Before the term abstract was even defined in the art world, these spiritual visions were already being committed to canvas in total secrecy. This print captures the 1915 masterpiece Dove No. 2, a symmetrical dance of geometry and mysticism. The composition centers on a large bi-colored circle in shades of soft lavender and rose, containing a delicate white heart-shaped spiral. At the base, a prismatic rainbow spectrum anchors the form against a starkly divided background of deep crimson, plum, and charcoal black.

There is a profound sense of cosmic order and balance within this piece that transcends traditional painting. It evokes a feeling of unity and ethereal connection, typical of the Swedish artist’s pursuit of representing the invisible dimensions of existence. Looking at the interlocking curves and the sharp horizon line between the dark lower half and the bright upper quadrants, one feels a pull toward meditation and quiet contemplation of the interconnectedness of all things.

Place it among hilma af klint prints for cohesion, or let it lead a mix that includes mid century modern art.