Mortimer Borne

Mortimer Borne was an artist known for printmaking, active during the year 1935. Nine of Borne’s prints are represented in institutional collections, providing a concise record of the artist's output during this period.

The importance of the work is substantiated by its inclusion in major American collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The documented subjects often focus on observation of interior spaces and urban environments. Key works held in collections include Café, Indian Hall, and the topographic work L Fulton Street. Further examples of his printmaking skill include the compositions Alleyne and Landscape.

The enduring appeal of Borne’s images lies in their factual recording of mid-1930s life. Borne’s technical skill, particularly evident in works like Café, means that many surviving images are sought after for reproduction as museum-quality, high-quality prints. These works are generally available to researchers and the public, often residing in the public domain.