The print from this special Edition has been framed. The size is only of the print and not the full compliment of items.
Published in 2016 by Halcyon Gallery, The Beaten Path marked a major visual statement from Dylan. The project comprised a series of paintings and limited edition prints that explore his lifelong fascination with American landscapes and the act of travelling; physically, emotionally, and creatively.
‘Endless Highway’, one of the standout images from the collection, captures a desolate, dreamlike stretch of road disappearing into the horizon. The work, like many in the series, is rooted in Dylan’s road experiences, drawing visual parallels to his lyrical themes of journey, escape, and longing.
The composition is subtle yet profound; an invitation to consider not just the destination, but the narrative of the path itself.
The edition in question was issued as part of a deluxe collector’s box set, comprising the signed digital pigment print, a beautifully produced hardcover book (with title page, artist text and justification), a bespoke hand-finished metal stand, and custom flight case. The print itself, on wove paper, was published in an edition of 1,941; a homage to Dylan’s birth year and presented either with a stamped signature or, in rarer cases, hand-signed in pencil.
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| Size (Unframed): | 31 x 47 cm |
| Size (Framed): | 61 x 76 cm |
| Signed: | Yes |
| Condition: | Excellent |
| Limited Edition: | Edition 1051 of 1941 |
Bob Dylan is one of the most recognizable names in the world and a legendary figure in music history. Born in 1941 in Minnesota, USA, Dylan grew up immersed in music, eventually gaining fame for his blues and folk compositions. His work became a soundtrack for the 1960s, closely tied to America’s civil rights movement. While his musical legacy is unparalleled, Dylan’s art career, though less widely known, has also left a significant mark.
Dylan’s journey as a visual artist began in the 1960s after a motorcycle accident left him recuperating at home, during which he took up drawing. He continued to sketch and draw during his touring years, culminating in a collection of works created between 1989 and 1992 that he later published in a book.
In 2007, Dylan’s art gained wider recognition when the Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz in Germany invited him to exhibit. This opportunity inspired him to create additional pieces for the show, resulting in the celebrated “Drawn Blank” collection. Building on this success, Dylan introduced his “Brazil” series in 2010, inspired by his travels in South America, marking a significant evolution in his art.
In recent years, Dylan has continued to explore new themes and styles, drawing inspiration from his global tours. Notable series include his “Asia” works in 2011 and the “New Orleans” collection in 2016. His art, much like his music, resonates deeply with collectors and admirers, further solidifying his status as a multifaceted creative force.
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