The Swedish artist Hilma af Klint died believing the world was not ready for the mystical paintings that would shock the art world half a century later. The painter, now credited with pioneering the abstract art movement, did not seek recognition after peers rejected her avant garde works. Instead, she ordered they be hidden for 20 years after her death and never sold. Now the clairvoyant and mystic, who believed she was directed by higher spirits, is to be given her first solo exhibition in France, more than 80 years after her death. An exhibition organised by the Grand Palais
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