Mogens Møller

Mogens Møller studied at Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. Training under Gottfred Eickhoff and Richard Mortensen is recorded. The recorded working language is Danish. Employment is recorded with Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. Work by Mogens Møller is recorded in the collections of Statens Museum for Kunst. Distinctions recorded are Eckersberg Medal and Thorvaldsen Medal.

• Illustration — WIEDEWELT, 1731 Møller's Monument to the Book and the Written Word in the Royal Library Garden in Copenhagen Born in Copenhagen, Møller studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts under Gottfred Eickhoff and Richard Mortensen (1962–66). In the 1960s, together with Hein Heinsen and Stig Brøgger, he was one of those who brought American trends in Minimalism to Denmark. Working towards an improved perception of space, they produced a number of rectilinear works including Fire kvadradiske rammer (Four Square Frames, 1966) and Fredens Port (Gate of Peace, 1982). Møller then moved into sculpture where he could better represent mass media's oversimplification of a complex world. In 1980, he completed his Stjerne, Stjerneport og Stjernefragment (Star, Star Gate and Star Fragment), a decoration for Aalborg University. The open star represents a quest for dialogue, a theme which often characterizes his work. The portrait of Queen Margrethe on Danish 10 and 20 kroner coins since 2001 is the work of Mogens Møller. From 2004 to 2007, together with Heinsen and Brøgger, he carried out comprehensive decoration work at the Ollerup School of Gymnastics on the island of Funen. From 1989 to 1998, Møller was a professor of sculpture at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts.

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The following works and productions are recorded by name or by count. The record continues: mogens Møller is recorded with the occupation painter. Recorded with the occupation sculptor. The same evidence establishes that mogens Møller is recorded as a citizen of Kingdom of Denmark. It is also recorded that mogens Møller is recorded with the gender male. The register further records that mogens Møller was born on 28 November 1934. Møller died on 16 June 2021.