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Harland Miller's prints and paintings channel an artist whose visual and textual wordplay both captivates and shocks. From Penguin book covers to retro & pop motifs. Miller blends fantasy with non-fiction. Discover our selection of original Harland Miller prints & originals for sale at Guy Hepner, Miller dealers since 2002.
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Latest Harland Miller Prints & Paintings For sale
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Overview
“I’m no fan of using ten words when twenty will do”
Harland Miller is best known for reinterpretation and reimagining of vintage Penguin book covers, where the artist blends scathing wit with heavy doses of typical British humor and irony. His striking body of prints and paintings shows an artist both rooted in, whilst playfully and aggressively, deconstructing tradition. Fascinated with linguistic and visual interplay, Harland Miller’s prints and paintings are some of the most recognizable artworks of the early twenty-first century - copied by many and surpassed by none. Whether through his prints or paintings, Miller’s contributions to the art world have solidified his place as a contemporary artist of remarkable depth and versatility.
Miller’s bold and energetic style witnesses the artist manipulating reality as he sees fit - bending known and established typography, motifs and phrases into a visual caco[phony that pulls no punches. Throughout Harland Miller’s prints and paintings the artist melds nostalgia with a contemporary twist, inviting viewers to reconsider the relationship between art, literature, and popular culture and creating something very much of the now and very much of the then.
Whether you are new to Miller or an established collector, Guy Hepner can help you to build your collection. Dealing in Miller editioned and rare hand-embellished prints and original paintings for over 20 years, we help collectors to buy the very best in Harland Miller art. Harland Miller's powerful legacy continues to grow, captivating audiences across the world with his bold and thought-provoking artistic expressions that bridge the gap between visual art, literature, and cultural commentary.
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Series
Harland Miller
The Me I Never Knew, 2013Screen print49 x 39 in
124.5 x 99.1 cmEdition of 50Series: PrintsCopyright The ArtistHarland Miller's The Me I Never Knew is a captivating piece of contemporary art that resonates deeply with viewers through its evocative imagery and thought-provoking title. Miller, a British artist...Harland Miller's The Me I Never Knew is a captivating piece of contemporary art that resonates deeply with viewers through its evocative imagery and thought-provoking title. Miller, a British artist and writer, is best known for his reimagined book covers, which often incorporate humor, irony, and a sense of nostalgia.
The Me I Never Knew is part of Miller's ongoing series of works that explore themes of identity, self-discovery, and the human condition. The print features a bold, graphic composition, with a central image of a book cover bearing the title The Me I Never Knew emblazoned across it in large, block letters. Beneath the title, there is a smaller subtitle, Harland Miller, suggesting that the book is authored by the artist himself.
The design of the book cover is reminiscent of mid-20th-century paperback novels, with a retro aesthetic that adds to its nostalgic charm. The use of vibrant colors, particularly the striking contrast between the bright yellow background and the bold red and black lettering, draws the viewer's attention and lends the piece a sense of energy and dynamism.
What makes The Me I Never Knew particularly intriguing is its open-ended interpretation. The title suggests a journey of self-discovery, hinting at the idea that our understanding of ourselves is always evolving and never fully realized. It invites viewers to reflect on their own sense of identity and the ways in which it is shaped by experience, memory, and perception.
Miller's work often incorporates elements of satire and wit, and The Me I Never Knew is no exception. By presenting the concept of self-discovery within the framework of a book cover, Miller playfully subverts the conventions of both literature and visual art, blurring the boundaries between the two mediums.
Overall, The Me I Never Knew is a compelling exploration of identity and introspection that invites viewers to reflect on the complexities of selfhood. Through its bold design and thought-provoking title, the print encourages us to embrace the journey of self-discovery with curiosity, openness, and a sense of humor.
