Veikko Myller
by Veikko Myller
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Sculptor Veikko Myller (born 1951)held his first solo exhibition in 1971. Myller has crated his own personal style, which is easy to recognize. His works are colourful and clearly figurative, often to the point of being narrative. Myller's animal figures, mysterious horsemen, warriors, kings and mysterious winged human figures form a whole mythological world. Myller has command of his idiom expression and blends his art-historical and other cultural references into a coherent whole. His works are included in the collections of leading Finnish art museums, municipalities, cities and businesses, and in numerous private homes.
Sculptor Veikko Myller (born 1951) held his first solo exhibition in 1971. Myller has created his own personal style, which is easy to recognize. His works are colourful and clearly figurative, often to the point of being narrative. Myller's animal figures, mysterious horsemen, warriors, kings and mysterious winged human figures form a whole mythological world. Myller has command of his idiom expression and blends his art-historical and other cultural references into a coherent whole. His works are included in the collections of leading Finnish art museums, municipalities, cities and businesses, and in numerous private homes.
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