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NICHOLAS SOLOVIOFF
WORK FOR FORTUNE MAGAZINE
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Goal : an armed, inspected, open world, July 1960 |
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The Coming Term in Consumer Credit. March 1956 |
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The Wild Birds find a corporate roost, August 1954 |
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The mixed up war on poverty, August 1965 |
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The Japanese Giant that wouldn't stay dead, November 1964 |
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In
the Pits at the Chicago Board of Trade, May 1962 |
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Buildings that "Inflamed the Pride of the Citizenry, January 1965 |
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Vanishing Glory in Business Buildings, September 1963 |
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The World
of Honeywell. May 1959 (single, detail  ) |
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What
to do with $1,000,000 dollars |
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HOMO SAPIENS October 1964 |
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a u-turn on LaSalle Street March 1966 |
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Gadgets in Banks January 1960 |
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The Price of Success at Chrysler Niov 1962 |
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The Deep Out-of-Pocket Sport August 1962 |
Nick Solovioff was a gem. Jane Mull was delighted that he had answered the call to reflect on working for FORTUNE, the evidence of which is here to be found above. He also provided free flowing pen and ink vignettes as space fillers, always witty and beautifully drawn.
Nick Solovioff (1917-1994) see his letters to me beneath and his CV.
He also illustrated covers for Ellery Queen and for many Science Fiction Magazines.
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to CM August 1984 |
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Solovioff CV |
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