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COLLEGE FINE ART
Welcome to the collegiate art section. Over the course of the past three decades, Solovey has composed bespoke & original fine for both the Virginia Military Institute and Sweet Briar College. More updates to follow.
"Code of a Gentleman" 2023
During Solovey's Rat Year in 1992, the obligatory "Code of a Gentleman" were in the Rat Bibles. Lure suggests there were also a few other published iterations. This lithograph is an artistic interpretation featuring the original VMI Barracks (mid-late 1800s) showing the original location of the "Virginia Mourning Her Dead" statue.
Size: 8.5" x 11"
123 Artist Proofs ($125)
on light Parchment Paper
Signed, Numbered, & twice Embossed
Very limited Stocks remain

Framed Sample

"Old Corps" 2022
Pencil collage depicting the original Jackson Arch & the previous VMI Cadet Cavalry from the early 1900s as well as the historical "Limits Gates" to post. Collage also alludes to the Artillery Cannons later named, "Matthew, Mark, Luke, & John" that were positioned in front of Old Barracks
Size: 8.5" x 11"
25 Artist Proofs (Sold Out)
Prints ($35)
Signed & Embossed

Framed Sample

An Opportunity to Contribute
In early 2018, Solovey, in collaboration with the VMI Museum Director, began discussions about a comprehensive historical collage--one of which had never yet been produced. There was so much rich history & material, it was decided to compose two different lithographs. One from 1839 up through the early 1930s, "Since 1839". The second offering would focus its beginning with WW II up through the present-day, "Resolve".
"Resolve" 2017
Pencil collage #2 of 2 focusing on World War II up through present-day. Included are Gen. George Marshall, Break-out Hill, Rat Challenge Obstacle Course, Band Company is Scottish Garb, Athletics, and the additional of a third Barracks
Size: 12.5" x 15.5"
Signed, Numbered, & Embossed
100 Artist Proofs ($100)
1839 Prints ($50)

"Since 1839" 2016
Pencil collage #1 of 2 focusing on the establishment of VMI in 1839 up through the 1930s. Included is the original, "Old Hospital" that became the Chaplain's Office, Battle of New Market Mural, Virginia Mourning her Dead, Original Limits Gates, LT George Marshall, & the Cadet Cavalry
Size: 12.5" x 15.5"
Signed, Numbered, & Embossed
100 Artist Proofs ($100)
1839 Prints ($50)

Working with Sweet Briar College
In early 2015, three modest fine art offerings resulted from local collaboration with the campus bookstore


"Giving Us Wings Since 1901" 2016
Historical lineage pencil collage for Sweet Briar College intended to illustrate & capture key events, iconography, campus architecture, and the school's storied history since 1901. Events include graduations, horseback riding, and post-graduation weddings
Size: 12.5" x 15.5"
Signed, Numbered, & Embossed
1901 Prints ($50)


"Giving Us Wings Since 1901"
(Daisy Version) 2015
Original, released version including "Daisy". Sweet Briar College was founded by Indiana Fletcher Williams in memory of her daughter, Daisy Williams, who tragically passed-away in 1884. Her legacy is honored through the college's mission to prepare young women for a life of service and leadership.
Size: 12.5" x 15.5"
Signed, Numbered, & Embossed
25 Artist Proofs ($100)
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