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Harland Miller is a British artist and writer, born on September 27, 1964, in Yorkshire, England. He is renowned for his distinctive paintings and prints that often incorporate text, parodying the iconic Penguin book covers. Miller’s works are characterized by their dark humor, literary references, and a nostalgic aesthetic that resonates with viewers.

His most well-known series, “Penguin Classics,” features fictional book covers with humorous and satirical titles. These works often blend elements of pop art, abstraction, and conceptual art. Miller’s art explores themes of identity, literature, and the human condition, creating a bridge between high and low culture.

In addition to his visual art, Harland Miller is also a published author. His novel “Slow Down Arthur, Stick to Thirty” was released in 2000. The multidisciplinary nature of Miller’s practice showcases his ability to intertwine literature and visual art.

Harland Miller’s works have been exhibited internationally, and he has gained recognition for his unique approach to art, combining wit and cultural references with a keen aesthetic sensibility. His paintings and prints are held in various public and private collections, marking his influence on the contemporary art scene.

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