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Sweden may be seen as a Protestant nation of great engineers and entrepreneurs, but the nation’s spiritual life has long been influenced by a less official current, visible in its art and literature. Mysticism and esoteric speculation runs through the writings of some of Sweden’s most important figures, from the 18th-century scientist, theologian and philosopher Emanuel Swedenborg to the turn of the 20th century with August Strindberg, known primarily as a novelist and playwright. He was also involved in alchemical experiments, occult photography and proto-expressionist paintings that verge on abstraction. In the same period we find art by visionaries such as Carl Fredrik Hill, Ernst Josephson and Hilma af Klint. These visions continue to inspire contemporary artists such as Cecilia Edefalk, Carsten Höller, Christine Ödlund, Daniel Youssef and Lars Olof Loeld.

kunst --- negentiende eeuw --- twintigste eeuw --- eenentwintigste eeuw --- 7.036/039 --- af Klint Hilma --- Cassel Anna --- Strindberg August --- Josephson Ernst --- Youssef Daniel --- Höller Carsten --- Edefalk Cecilia --- Loeld Lars Olof --- abstractie --- abstracte kunst --- fonograaf --- Zweden --- licht --- lichtkunst --- schilderkunst --- tekenkunst --- installaties --- fotografie --- natuurfotografie --- marines --- zeegezichten --- theosofie --- spiritualiteit --- alchemie --- esoterie --- mystiek --- Youssef, Daniel --- Suède --- Photography --- spiritualiteit. --- Af Klint, Hilma. --- Strindberg, August. --- Josephson, Ernst. --- Loeld, Lars Olof. --- Cassel, Anna. --- Hill, Carl Fredrik. --- Edefalk, Cecilia. --- Zweden. --- Af Klint, Hilma --- Strindberg, August --- Josephson, Ernst --- Loeld, Lars Olof --- Cassel, Anna --- Hill, Carl Fredrik --- Edefalk, Cecilia --- landschappen. --- Graphische Sammlung Albertina (Wenen). --- tekeningen. --- 17de eeuw. --- Nederlanden.