Hilma af Klint: Landscapes, Portraits and Miscellaneous Works 1886–1940: Catalogue Raisonné Volume VII

Classically trained with a degree from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm, Hilma af Klint (1862–1944) was an artist whose oeuvre extended beyond her most famous pieces. While landscapes and portraits may not be her most renowned works, they nonetheless remain an important part of her artistic expression.

This volume showcases another facet of Af Klint's multifaceted artistry, presenting her not only as a creator of abstract compositions, but also as a painter of landscapes, portraits, and botanical specimens. The full extent of her production in these genres is yet to be determined, as many of these works were sold to private buyers and continue to be held in private collections.

In 2020, a concerted effort was initiated to uncover and identify further works by Af Klint, expanding our understanding of the breadth and depth of her artistic practice. Her versatility as an artist is a testament to her creative vision and her ability to explore a diverse range of subject matter and techniques.

While Af Klint's abstract paintings have rightfully earned her acclaim and recognition, this volume serves to illuminate the lesser-known aspects of her oeuvre. By showcasing her landscapes, portraits, and botanical studies, we gain a more comprehensive understanding of the artist's creative process and the breadth of her artistic interests.

The continued search for Af Klint's works in these genres underscores the enduring fascination with her art and the desire to uncover the full scope of her artistic legacy. As more of these pieces come to light, they promise to further enrich our appreciation of Hilma af Klint's remarkable artistic contributions and her lasting impact on the art world.

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