Aggie Alphabet - open edition, signed, lithograph print by Benjamin Knox.  Size 14"x24".

Benjamin Knox launched his professional art career out of his dorm room due to financial necessity in 1988 while he was a sophomore member of the Corps of Cadets at Texas A&M University. His grasp of capturing the spirit of his subject matter coupled with his passion for design and detail, resulted in a distinct collage style for which he became known. Benjamin’s popularity as an artist multiplied while he was a student as he broadened his mediums to watercolor, acrylic, and oil and began offering artwork for other universities, landscapes, and western art.

By the time he graduated in 1993 with a degree in the college of architecture, he had already established a very successful gallery in College Station, Texas. In 2001, he designed a new landmark gallery facility next to the Texas A&M University campus that features the rebuilt historic College Station train depot (the namesake of the town destroyed in 1966). The gallery facility, boasting several large gallery spaces and a 100-year-old caboose, has become a premier location for special event rental. It also has a state of the art custom frame shop and unique wine bar.