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XXX Etchings & engravings by Harland Miller

22.3 x 29.97cm (unframed)

£5,265

Harland Miller’s XXX (2025) combines etching and letterpress on wove paper, bringing together the artist’s signature blend of literary wit and painterly texture. Issued in an edition of 50 and signed and numbered by Miller, the work continues his celebrated exploration of book‑cover aesthetics. A striking and humorous piece, it offers collectors a highly sought‑after example of Miller’s printmaking practice.

Includes a signed and numbered print and the new monograph, all presented in a custom-produced clamshell portfolio box.
Signed and numbered from the edition of 50
A copy of the original purchase invoice can be included upon request.

In excellent original condition.

Purchased directly from the publishers.

Shipped wrapped in acid-free tissue, in a bubble wrap filled box.

Materials used:

Inks, wove paper

Details:

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Harland Miller’s XXX (2025) combines etching and letterpress on wove paper, bringing together the artist’s signature blend of literary wit and painterly texture. Issued in an edition of 50 and signed and numbered by Miller, the work continues his celebrated exploration of book‑cover aesthetics. A striking and humorous piece, it offers collectors a highly sought‑after example of Miller’s printmaking practice.

Includes a signed and numbered print and the new monograph, all presented in a custom-produced clamshell portfolio box.
Signed and numbered from the edition of 50
A copy of the original purchase invoice can be included upon request.

In excellent original condition.

Purchased directly from the publishers.

Shipped wrapped in acid-free tissue, in a bubble wrap filled box.

Materials used:

Inks, wove paper

Details:

Location United Kingdom

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Harland Miller paints giant, deadpan versions of vintage Penguin paperback covers, replacing their real titles with sardonic ones he invents himself. Working across painting, prints and sculpture, he treats the... Read more

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