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Ennio Morlotti

Ennio Morlotti (1910 - 1992) was active/lived in Italy.  Ennio Morlotti is known for Painting.

Ennio Morlotti was a Lombard artist. He enrolled at the Accademia di Brera in 1936 where he came into contact with the Corrente group of Renato Birolli marked by following the lesson of French expressionism as an alternative to the cultural dictates proposed by the fascist regime. In 1944, following the vision in Paris of Cézanne's paintings, Morlotti began the series of Mondonico's Landscapes, in which the value of the form was less in favor of a composition based on the mixed and vivid chromatic material. In 1948 Ennio Morlotti exhibited at the Venice Biennale with the artists of the New Front of the Arts to which he had joined in 1945 and from which he separated immediately after the performance. In the fifties he dedicated himself to the informal analyzing the relationship with nature through the representation of vegetation and naked bodies hidden by a thick visceral intertwining of color and light given by overlapping layers of full-bodied pictorial impasto and by the clear l   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1761 characters.]  Artist bio

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