Virginia Commonwealth University

Virginia Commonwealth University was founded in 1838 as the medical department of Hampden-Sydney College. It soon became the medical college of Virginia in 1854 and then expanded to an all inclusive university in 1968.

The buildings depicted in the “Rams” artwork are the Commons, The Ginter House, The Scott House, The Anderson House, and the Music Center. Located in the heart of VCU’s Monroe Park Campus, The Commons is the campus center for daily activities and a gathering place for students. The Ginter House, built in 1892, contains the administrative offices of VCU. The Scott House is a Beaux Art style mansion built in 1907 that was originally used as a dorm in the 1960s. It was renovated in 2004 and was designated as a Virginia Historic Landmark. Anderson Hall was built in 1898 in the Richardsonian style.

VCU students take great pride in their school while building lasting memories. That makes this a unique gift for recent graduates, past alumni, and fans of all ages. Relive the memories!

Your school’s artwork was created by hand using pen, ink, and watercolor. The paper is hand cut and layered to give the work a creative three-dimensional appeal. The image is 3.5” x 12.5” and is framed with a black/gold mat in a 9” x 18” quality, black metal frame.