Paesaggio by Michael Graves

"Paesaggio" (which means landscape in Italian) is a silk version of a Graves mural called "Industrial Landscape," created as part of his series of paintings and drawings exploring the theme of the Archaic Landscape. These evocative compositions include assemblages of simple geometric building forms placed within fictional landscapes that are reminiscent of the designer's beloved Tuscany.

Michael Graves
Michael Graves received his architectural training at the University of Cincinnati and at Harvard University. Among his many completed projects are the Portland Building, the Humana Building, the Clos Pegase Winery in the Napa Valley, and the Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Hotels. Graves is the winner of fifteen Progressive Architecture Design Awards, nine American Institute of Architects National Honor Awards, and thirty-eight New Jersey Society of Architects, AIA Awards.

When he was awarded the National Medal of the Arts, President Clinton characterized him as "a rare individual who finds equal wonder in things both large and small. As one of our century's most important designers and architects, . . . it's little wonder that Michael Graves' work can be found from our shopping malls to our National Mall."

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