William Itter 1966 Abstract Ink Drawing
$175.00
A 1966 abstract ink drawing by the American artist William Itter (1942-2025). This abstract work depicts a geometric design formed from zigzagging parallel lines that create the optical illusion of various three-dimensional shapes. Displayed in a gold tone frame and a cream mat, the drawing is unsigned. A previous frame back with signature from the drawing's original frame is attached verso.
William Itter was an artist, philanthropist, award-winning art educator and collector, who made an impact on hundreds of students during his 35-year long tenure at Indiana University. His wife, Diane Itter, was also a painter, as well as a textile artist. After her passing, he opened the William and Diane Itter Object Study at the Eskenazi Museum of Art, where he donated his collection of art and memorabilia.
Measurements:
11” W x 12.25” H x .75” D (frame); 3.75” W x 6.25” H (sight).
Condition notes:
Scratches and other minor wear to frame.
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