An Italian Abstract Expressionist: Enrico Bordoni - Movimento Arte Concreta

Enrico Bordoni was born in Altare in 1904.
Enrico Bordoni (1904-1969)
A professor at the Accademia Brera in Milan, Enrico Bordoni was a member of the abstract art group MAC, Movimento Arte Concreta, which flourished from 1948-1958.
Enrico BordoniUntitled lithograph, 1949
Enrico BordoniUntitled lithograph, 1949
Enrico BordoniUntitled lithograph, 1951
Enrico BordoniUntitled woodcut, 1955
Bordoni was one of the most prolific contributors to MAC's publication Documenti d'arte d'oggi. His original silkscreens, woodcuts and lithographs show a powerful and highly-alert sense of rhythm, and their gestural authority and boldly vibrant use of color link this non-figurative Italian "concrete art" movement with the contemporary Abstract Expressionism of the USA.
Enrico BordoniUntitled lithograph, c. 1950
Enrico BordoniUntitled lithograph, c. 1950
Enrico BordoniUntitled lithograph, 1949
Enrico BordoniUntitled lithograph, c. 1950
Enrico BordoniUntitled lithograph, c. 1950
Enrico BordoniUntitled lithograph, c. 1956
Enrico Bordoni died in 1969.