Think you know Bob Dylan? Think again. Sure, he's known as the Nobel Prize-winning troubadour, the poet who's changed the course of modern music, but in addition to being a lyricist, Dylan is an artist. His paintings, drawings, and ironwork sculptures fill galleries and collections all around the world, and it was over two decades ago that Dylan decided to pursue an art career consciously apart from his music. His artwork maintains his gritty, honest, and detailed observational style, but he now presents it as brush strokes and steel instead of verses.
His haunting American landscapes in The Beaten Path appeal to collectors, investors, and lifelong fans alike, while his experimental performance of text and image in Mondo Scripto engages gallery-goers.
Browse our authenticated collection of Bob Dylan artworks and own a piece of history from a person who has been doing nothing but redefining it for over sixty years.
About Bob Dylan
Bob Dylan was born Robert Zimmerman in Duluth, Minnesota, in 1941, and in the early 1960s, he exploded onto the Folk music scene. While the world was wondering what his lyrics meant, Dylan's world was rich with sketching, drawing, and painting, and it is known that he was looking, observing, and creating.
Dylan first gained acclaim in visual art in 2007, with the Drawn Blank series, a rebirth of bright colours of drawings he did in the 1980s, but before this all, he was already over three decades solidifying his visual art prowess and reputation. And he continues to do so, with major opening exhibitions at the Halcyon Gallery and the National Portrait Gallery in London and others.
His work continues to evolve in watercolours, acrylics, sculpture, welded iron gates, and many more, which makes Bob Dylan one of the more dynamic and engaging cross-disciplinary artists of our time.
