The Ten Largest No. 7 | Hilma af Klint Postcard

Group IV, No. 7, The Ten Largest, Adulthood (1907) is a part of Hilma af Klint's renowned The Ten Largest series, where she explored the various stages of human life through abstract and symbolic representation. In Adulthood, af Klint portrays the phase of life marked by maturity, responsibility, and the complex interplay between personal growth and the larger cosmos. The painting features bold, sweeping shapes and a harmonious balance of colors, which reflect both the inner equilibrium and the external challenges faced during adulthood. The work is characterized by intricate geometric forms, fluid organic shapes, and vibrant colors that symbolize the transition from youthful exuberance to the grounded wisdom and experience of adulthood. Af Klint’s mystical and spiritual approach to these phases highlights the ongoing journey of self-realization and connection to the universe, with adulthood serving as a time of integration and reflection. Use the design tools to add custom text or personalize the image.