Bill Congdon (1912-98) was an American abstract expressionist artist who traveled to various countries for his inspiration. He was represented for many years with the prestigious gallery of Betty Parsons (NYC).

Selected Works

• "The Color of the Milanese Plain" (October, 2000, exhibition notes)
• "My life has been a painting" (flash slideshow)
• Thomas Merton's correspondence with Congdon (Merton Center)
• A note on the publication of "In viaggio 1935-1959" by Michael Pastizzo, SJ
• Wikipedia article
• The William Congdon Foundation

• Mike's Blog
• Canisius Collaboration Elgg
• Personal Webpage at Canisius