Etching with watercolor and ink pen on paper, size 9" x 9"

In 1983, Peter Eisenman was an Artist in Residence at the New Arts Program in Kutztown, Pennsylvania. A requirement of the residency was the production of an edition of etchings. At the time, Eisenman Architects was working on the Wexner Center at The Ohio State University, which became the subject of the print edition in the form of a site plan diagram. Black lines were printed with intaglio and the colored elements were hand-rendered in watercolor then drafted in red ink by the architect.

Peter Eisenman is a renowned American architect, educator, and theorist celebrated for his intellectually rigorous designs and influential writings. Known for projects like the Wexner Center and the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, his work bridges architecture and philosophy, often challenging conventional forms and meanings. He founded the Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies in 1967 and has taught at leading institutions including Yale, Harvard, and Princeton. Eisenman has received numerous honors, including the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement at the Venice Biennale and the Wolf Prize in the Arts. He holds multiple advanced degrees and honorary doctorates, and continues to shape architectural discourse through both practice and scholarship.

Printed at JNP&P in 1986.
Signed and numbered by Peter Eisenman in a limited edition of 20.