Biography:
Milon Mukherjee, Born in Calcutta, Milon took his diploma from the Government College of Art & Craft in the city of joy. He passed his Intermediate Arts with Special Bengali from the Calcutta University Currently based in Mumbai. Milon has traveled widely during the 60's and the 70's through the Himalayas and Europe through Italy, France, Germany, Switzerland, Spain, Sweden and England.
In 1972 he painted and held his first successful exhibition in Paris, the city of Art. He work with the Times of India, Mumbai, for two decades as Artist / Illustrator. During 1976 - 78 Milon traveled through Kuwait, Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore, and that's when the Indo - German Society bestowed on him the Prof. Langhammer "PAINTER OF THE YEAR AWARD". In 1980, the Government of Jammu & Kashmir invited him to participate in an "All Artist Camp" in Kashmir.
Milon's creative talent extends to the literary sphere as well. Premier Bengali literary magazines have published many of his short stories, some of which have been translated into Hindi and English for the Illustrated weekly of India, Dharmayug, Mirror, and the Indian Express. Select stories have been translated into Russian, Oriya Malayalam, Kannada Telegu and Urdu as well. The University of Kerala has included one of his short stories in its syllabus. More than a dozen original novels in Bengali too feature in his list of literary achievements.
Milon Mukherjee, Born in Calcutta, Milon took his diploma from the Government College of Art & Craft in the city of joy. He passed his Intermediate Arts with Special Bengali from the Calcutta University Currently based in Mumbai. Milon has traveled widely during the 60's and the 70's through the Himalayas and Europe through Italy, France, Germany, Switzerland, Spain, Sweden and England.
In 1972 he painted and held his first successful exhibition in Paris, the city of Art. He work with the Times of India, Mumbai, for two decades as Artist / Illustrator. During 1976 - 78 Milon traveled through Kuwait, Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore, and that's when the Indo - German Society bestowed on him the Prof. Langhammer "PAINTER OF THE YEAR AWARD". In 1980, the Government of Jammu & Kashmir invited him to participate in an "All Artist Camp" in Kashmir.
Milon's creative talent extends to the literary sphere as well. Premier Bengali literary magazines have published many of his short stories, some of which have been translated into Hindi and English for the Illustrated weekly of India, Dharmayug, Mirror, and the Indian Express. Select stories have been translated into Russian, Oriya Malayalam, Kannada Telegu and Urdu as well. The University of Kerala has included one of his short stories in its syllabus. More than a dozen original novels in Bengali too feature in his list of literary achievements.
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