1997 (21 1/2"x9 1/2")



$9,000

Undated (21"x15 3/4")



$5,025

Undated

Image: (18 3/4"x5 3/4")

Frame: (22 1/4"x9 1/4")



$4,000

Undated (18"x8")



$1,500

Gloucester Massachusetts imagined as a Chinese or Japanese screen. The image doesn't bend, but the vertical lines give the impression that the landscape is being seen through a window.

1992 (24 1/4"x9 1/2")



$7,500

A sketch from Solman's Good Harbor cottage. (10 1/2"x14")



$1,200

This is a 1983 monotype -- a print taken from a painting on glass -- inspired by the 17th century Chinese master, Chu Ta. Click on "Behind the Art" (top of page) for the story of his influence on Solman.

(14 3/4"x11" 1983)



$1,800

Over the years, Solman's works on paper were increasingly influenced by Japanese and Chinese drawing. Motorcycles were a motif in which the influence can often be clearly seen. (undated) (10 3/4inx14in)



$800

The title speaks for itself (or maybe not).

1989 (12 1/4in x 8in)



$2,200

Might be renamed the Narcissus Four or The Narcissi since each member of the boy band is Echoed (undated) (14 3/4in x 10 1/4in)

It presumably was just that.
1979 (8in x 10in)

Chinese and Japanese screens were divided vertically and much larger than this. Their name in Japanese, Byōbu (屏風), means wall to protect against the wind. Solman's wouldn't protect against the mildest gust of air. But the spirit of the wind is in every frame. (Undated) (26 1/2"x12")



$10,000