“Medicine in the Brazos Valley”
b y B enjamin K no x
Limited
Edition
available
Benjamin Knox has created 25 numbered giclee prints of the painting
that are being sold for $1000 each. “Giclee” refers to a printing process
that assures high quality; each giclee measures 23” by 32” and will be
framed. They are being sold on a first come, first served basis.
If you are interested in purchasing a giclee of Mr. Knox’s painting,
please contact Gentry Woodard at [email protected].
Gracing the entrance of the new Scott & White Hospital - College Station is a striking
four-foot-by-six-foot Brazos Valley landscape, commissioned by the hospital and
painted by Aggie artist Benjamin Knox ’90. Bluebonnets, Indian paintbrushes, and
live oaks, typical of the scenery between Temple and College Station, flourish beneath
a transparent medical symbol called the caduceus, symbolizing Scott & White’s
commitment to healthcare in the Brazos Valley. The recognizable silhouettes of
Kyle Field, the College Station water tower, and the new hospital are softly visible on
the Brazos Valley skyline.
Learn more about the
artist and watch a video of
the painting in progress.
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