A. G. Rizzoli, “Margaret E. Griffin, Symbolically Sketched,” 1939, pencil and ink on paper. Collection of Bonnie and Sy Grossman and The Ames Gallery. Installation view, “Architecture Of Life,” Berkeley Art Museum, 2016.Achilles G. Rizzoli was an outsider artist and a drawing savant. He was also a playful, inventive, and idiosyncratic wordsmith. His visionary drawings are densely and compulsively layered with a language and vocabulary of his own making. Anagrams, puns, neologisms, and solecisms run wild amidst the voluminous inner monologue that he mistook for the voice of God.