How does SOLID relate to GRASP principles?

GRASP (General Responsibility Assignment Software Patterns) is a set of nine principles for assigning responsibilities to classes, formulated by Craig Larman. SOLID and GRASP overlap significantly but approach design from different angles. GRASP's Information Expert (assign responsibility to the class that has the necessary information) parallels SRP. GRASP's Low Coupling and High Cohesion are the underlying goals that SOLID principles achieve through specific rules. GRASP's Polymorphism principle supports OCP. GRASP's Protected Variations principle (identify points of variation and create stable interfaces around them) is essentially OCP stated differently. SOLID is more prescriptive and widely adopted; GRASP is more analytical and often taught in academic software engineering courses.