Vera, Collection of 45 Mediumistic Spirit Drawings and Writings, c. 1940
Vera, Collection of 45 Mediumistic Spirit Drawings and Writings, pencil on thin paper, Approximately 5 x 7 inches (each), c. 1940 Condition- Very Good, c. 1940
Through this archive of automatic writings and drawings, a narrative unfolds of a lonely woman named Vera that communicated with a handful of spirits, primarily Akvan, which is New Persian for a Aka Manah, the Zoroastrian daeva, meaning Evil Mind or Evil Intention. However, rather than malevolent, Vera’s spirit guides send their love and often wish her goodnight. This cryptic body of work is visually remarkably similar to the early mediumistic work of Hilma af Klint, as seen in the publication- Catalogue Raisonné Volume I ~ Spiritualistic Drawings 1896–1905.
Vera, Collection of 45 Mediumistic Spirit Drawings and Writings, pencil on thin paper, Approximately 5 x 7 inches (each), c. 1940 Condition- Very Good, c. 1940
Through this archive of automatic writings and drawings, a narrative unfolds of a lonely woman named Vera that communicated with a handful of spirits, primarily Akvan, which is New Persian for a Aka Manah, the Zoroastrian daeva, meaning Evil Mind or Evil Intention. However, rather than malevolent, Vera’s spirit guides send their love and often wish her goodnight. This cryptic body of work is visually remarkably similar to the early mediumistic work of Hilma af Klint, as seen in the publication- Catalogue Raisonné Volume I ~ Spiritualistic Drawings 1896–1905.
Vera, Collection of 45 Mediumistic Spirit Drawings and Writings, pencil on thin paper, Approximately 5 x 7 inches (each), c. 1940 Condition- Very Good, c. 1940
Through this archive of automatic writings and drawings, a narrative unfolds of a lonely woman named Vera that communicated with a handful of spirits, primarily Akvan, which is New Persian for a Aka Manah, the Zoroastrian daeva, meaning Evil Mind or Evil Intention. However, rather than malevolent, Vera’s spirit guides send their love and often wish her goodnight. This cryptic body of work is visually remarkably similar to the early mediumistic work of Hilma af Klint, as seen in the publication- Catalogue Raisonné Volume I ~ Spiritualistic Drawings 1896–1905.