The Dutch Tower by Aldo Rossi is a 1989 architectural multiple combining a small wood sculpture with a colour lithograph / screenprint. The work reflects Rossi’s distinctive architectural language, where towers, monuments, urban memory, and simplified geometric forms become poetic objects. Market records describe the work with the inscription Aldo Rossi a Rotterdam, Architectuur Museum, situating it in relation to Rossi’s Dutch architectural context and museum presentation. 

The multiple includes a wood sculpture, approx. 24 cm high, and a colour print measuring approx. 24.8 × 32.3 cm. It is numbered from an edition of 200, with the print monogrammed in the plate “A R” and hand-signed by publisher Umberto Barbieri. Another project reference describes The Dutch Tower as a model in wood, rubber, and screenprint, confirming the object-based architectural character of the edition. 

A strong collectible for fans of Aldo Rossi, architectural multiples, postmodern architecture, model-based sculpture, Rotterdam architecture, museum editions, and late-1980s design objects.

Artist:Aldo Rossi
Title:The Dutch Tower
Format:Sculpture and print multiple / architectural model with colour lithograph
Medium:Wood sculpture and colour lithograph / screenprint
Material:Wood, rubber, printed paper
Print size:Approx. 24.8 × 32.3 cm / 9.8 × 12.7 in
Sculpture size:Approx. 24 cm high / 9.4 in high, variable
Year:1989
Edition:Limited edition of 200
Signature:Print monogrammed in the plate “A R”; hand-signed by publisher Umberto Barbieri
Numbering:Numbered from the edition of 200
Inscription:Aldo Rossi a Rotterdam, Architectuur MuseumIncludes:Insert / accompanying sheet