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Exhibition A: Signed Limited Edition Prints






Signed and limited edition prints of two paintings, currently on view at the Rosenfeld Gallery in Philadelphia, are now for sale through Exhibition A.

Exhibition A is a members-only website that sells exclusive editions of artwork by top contemporary artists. They are committed to working with exceptional artists--artists whose work is exhibited at well-respected galleries and sought after by serious collectors--to create editions of their work at affordable prices. 
Exhibition A is operated by partners, Bill Powers and Cynthia Rowley.

Please follow the links below to view and purchase my prints . . .

Bio: Paul Behnke

Pink Escarpment

Vandervoort Place

The prints are a limited edition of 50 and are signed and numbered.



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Limited edition prints said…
Nice website.thanks for the info.
October 5, 2012 at 4:47 AM
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