Keith Milow
British artist known for abstract works
British artist known for abstract works
Born in 1945, an artist primarily associated with the development of abstract art. Milow's work encompasses painting, collage, and printmaking. He exhibited in renowned galleries and contributed significantly to the contemporary art scene in the UK. His artistic philosophy revolved around the exploration of form, color, and materiality, reflecting a deep understanding of the artistic process.
Exhibited at the Victoria and Albert Museum
Worked with the New York-based gallery, Rosenberg + Co.
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