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Abandoned Motel, Eureka (2017)

Bob Dylan | Limited Edition

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Amagansett - Medium (2008)

Bob Dylan | Limited Edition

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Amusement Park Alleyway (2016)

Bob Dylan | Limited Edition

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Backstage Dressing Room (2013)

Bob Dylan | Limited Edition

Sale price£3,250.00
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Backyard (2010)

Bob Dylan | Limited Edition

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Bandera Texas (2016)

Bob Dylan | Limited Edition

Sale price£6,500.00
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Bell Tower In Stockholm (2013)

Bob Dylan | Limited Edition

Sale price£5,950.00
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Bell Tower In Stockholm (2018)

Bob Dylan | Limited Edition

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Point Blank | 2025

Bob Dylan

Point Blank | 2025

Point Blank is a collection of eight paintings infused with a distinct spontaneity, as if capturing fleeting moments or memories. Bob Dylan draws us close with his intimate representations of subjects that appear to stem from a lived perspective, finding poetic resonance in the details. We see introspective musicians and idyllic bridges – the choice of subjects adding to the series’ intense emotional quality. As the viewer, we are invited in to inhabit these spaces Dylan depicts, provoking our imagination to contemplate the protagonists and scenes within his art.
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The Beaten Path | 2024

Much like the 1950s photographer Robert Frank, Dylan chronicles life as it is lived by the people whose names are never printed in the newspaper. And those people are brought more into focus in this collection, unlike Dylan’s previous works, which were known for their distinct absence of figures, yet undeniable humanity. In this latest chapter capturing the American landscape, we see more of residential living. People walking on tree-lined streets, musicians playing music outside a New Orleans home; this carefully curated collection of artwork offers a new perspective from Dylan in his unfolding portrait of America. In his own words, the collection captures America “how you see it while crisscrossing the land and see it for what it's worth. Staying out of the mainstream and traveling the back roads, free born style”.
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Bob Dylan

The Beaten Path, Route 66 | 2024

We are delighted to present a new collection from Bob Dylan, The Beaten Path, Route 66. Comprising four hand-signed limited-edition graphics, the latest collection offers fleeting glimpses of downbeat motels and road signs – epochal scenery along the legendary ‘Route 66’.  
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Bob Dylan

The Beaten Path | Silkscreen Collection

We are delighted to present a new addition to Bob Dylan’s The Beaten Path, The Silkscreen Collection, exclusively from Castle Fine Art.  The Beaten Path is Dylan's visual chronicle of American scenery depicting iconic images as he invokes the heartland of the country. Featuring epic cityscapes alongside humble roadside motels as well as boundless, limitless railroads, this carefully curated collection of artwork offers a view into some of the most pivotal and powerful images of Dylan's ongoing series which explores and celebrates the American landscape.
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Bob Dylan

Deep Focus | 2023

We are delighted to present a brand new collection of signed limited edition artworks from Bob Dylan's Deep Focus collection, available exclusively from Castle Fine Art. Referring to a cinematic technique that communicates narrative through the foreground, middle, and background, rather than focusing on one visual plane over another, Deep Focus captures four remarkable scenes; available individually or as a portfolio set of four. Bob Dylan's renowned touring exhibition, 'Bob Dylan: Retrospectrum', has just come to a close at the MAXXI Museum in Rome. The exhibition featured more than 180 of Dylan's paintings, drawings and sculptures, spanning six decades, including his new series, Deep Focus. Depicting figures and portraits influenced by world cinema, the series showcases Dylan's ever-evolving artistic vision. All pieces in the Deep Focus series have been expertly made in the UK using the some of the best printing technology. Produced on a flatbed printer, you'll see a brushstroke-like finish paired with extremely vivid colours that completely lend themselves to this new program from Bob Dylan.
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Bob Dylan

The Beaten Path | 2023

We are delighted to announce the release of Bob Dylan’s new hand-signed, limited-edition artworks from The Beaten Path series, available exclusively from Castle Fine Art. This six-print collection is the latest chapter in Dylan's visual chronicle of American scenery depicting iconic images as he traces the heartland of the country. Featuring epic cityscapes alongside humble roadside motels as well as boundless, limitless railroads, this carefully curated collection of artwork offers a view into some of the most pivotal and powerful images of Dylan's ongoing series which explores and celebrates the American landscape. The Beaten Path limited edition series was first launched in 2016 and was Dylan’s first major programme since The Drawn Blank Series enjoying great success among our collectors.
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Bob Dylan

The Asia Series | 2021

A visual reflection on his travels in Japan, China, Vietnam and Korea, The Asia Series by Bob Dylan was unlike anything we had released before. The four hand-signed limited edition graphics depict beautiful scenes of people, interiors, architecture and landscapes. Dylan drew upon a variety of source material, from observational sketches to archival film and photography. Executed in muted, evocative colours, his paintings follows the order of natural reality; in the artist’s words, ‘the idea is to keep everything where it should be’.  
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Bob Dylan

The Drawn Blank Series | 2021

Coinciding with the Frost Art Museum's new Retrospectrum exhibition, Bob Dylan's latest release sees two of the first-ever paintings from his iconic The Drawn Blank Series collection recreated as an exclusive set of limited edition graphics. Hand-signed by the Nobel laureate and Grammy Award-winning musician, these highly collectible works revisit the origins of the artistic style of one of the world's most influential cultural icons. When Ingrid Mössinger, the director of the Gallery of Modern Art in Chemnitz, Germany, came across Drawn Blank, a book of Dylan's sketches, in an antiquarian bookshop in Manhattan in 2005, it kicked off an extraordinary fine art programme that has been exhibited as far as Shanghai and Beijing. Originally released in 2008, The Drawn Blank Series reimagines the personal sketches Dylan created between 1989 and 1992 whilst touring America, Europe and Asia. The original drawings of landscapes, hotel scenes and nudes debuted to huge critical acclaim, with the bold colours and free style drawing comparisons to the art of Pablo Picasso. Our previously unpublished editions of 'Backyard' and 'Truck' have been expertly curated from our incredible portfolio of limited edition and original art by the legendary singer-songwriter. Showcasing Dylan's early style - with scenes of Americana marked by poetic loose lines and texture - they symbolise a seminal step in the evolution of his artistic expression, making them an ideal addition for collectors of Dylan's art. The small edition of just 95 indicates the rarity of this exclusive set, which has been printed on rough-edged museum paper to mirror the texture of the sketchbooks in which Dylan originally drew them.  
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Bob Dylan

Mondo Scripto | 2020

We are thrilled to present Mondo Scripto by Bob Dylan. The second instalment of the limited edition series continues the legendary songwriter’s own selection of his most renowned lyrics, each originally handwritten by him in pen on paper and accompanied by a pencil drawing. These six hand-signed graphics showcase music released by Dylan between 1963 and 1966, including ‘Subterranean Homesick Blues’ and ‘Girl From The North Country’. Carefully curated and encompassing themes such as absent love, politics and loss, the collection explores the work of a cultural icon who has inspired audiences for the last six decades. The collection is available both as individual prints and a deluxe boxed set of six.
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Bob Dylan

Train Tracks | 2020

Released in July 2020, this sold-out curation of limited edition giclée prints by the legendary musician and Nobel Prize laureate Bob Dylan reimagined one of his most iconic graphics. Since 2008, 'Train Tracks' has engaged collectors from around the world. Originally taken from The Drawn Blank Series, the image has since been reworked by Dylan for several collections, including his 2010 portfolio. Renowned art critic Andrew Graham-Dixon explains: "His Train Tracks images seem particularly charged with romantic feeling. The paintings of railway tracks are like pictures of the feelings embodied in the itinerant folk song-writing traditions of America...to which Dylan has always felt close."
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Bob Dylan

The Silkscreen Collection | 2019

We are delighted to present Bob Dylan, The Beaten Path: The Silkscreen Collection, comprising six hand-signed coloured silkscreen prints of the artist's most iconic images. Featured in Vanity Fair and The Guardian, the original The Beaten Path release in 2016 was lauded for its lack of pretence, with the latter describing it as a panoramic view of the US. This release, available as silkscreens for the first time, reflects his self-described affinity with "staying out of the mainstream and travelling the back roads, freeborn style".
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Bob Dylan

The Beaten Path | 2019

Representing the next step in Bob Dylan's artistic journey following The Drawn Blank Series, The Beaten Path saw Bob Dylan turn his attention to the American landscape in 2016. It is a celebration of his own well-travelled path through a country which continues to enthral, charm and captivate. Both the first series and its follow-up releases in 2017 invite viewers to accompany Dylan on his travels as he criss-crosses the USA through the backstreets, alleys and country roads. This included The Silkscreen Collection, which featured six coloured silkscreen prints. Hand-signed by Dylan himself, each artwork offers an insight into his world and illustrates an artistry that has transcended every generation. In 2019, he released new imagery from the series, of which selected titles are still available.
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Bob Dylan

The Beaten Path | 2019

Featuring some of his most pivotal images to date, the May 2019 instalment of The Beaten Path by Bob Dylan proved to be one of his most popular yet. With just a handful of titles remaining - including 'Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn' and 'Threatening Skies' - this hand-signed limited edition collection reveals Dylan's continuous evolution as an artist. From motels and restaurants to sunset skies and bridges, it illustrates the honest picture of America he encountered whilst touring the United States. Abandoning the everyday imagery of consumer culture, his paintings show generalised, universal and easily identifiable landscapes that are depersonalised and stripped of illusion.
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Bob Dylan

The Brazil Series | 2019

Transcending language, culture and class, The Brazil Series by Bob Dylan is celebrated for its down-to-earth depiction of a country that deeply inspired him whilst on tour. Whilst in Brazil, the Nobel Prize winning artist was captured by its beauty and diversity. Outside of rehearsing and performing, he sought to gain an understanding and respect for the people and their culture. The original 2015 collection reveals how his real-life observations shunned a romantic view of the country in favour of textured depictions of ramshackle favelas and genuine community spirit, heightened by rusty browns and ochre shades. By using perspective and dimension, he encourages viewers to relax into the kaleidoscope of colours and hear the music. A follow-up release later that year, The Brazil Series II, saw a further three images - ‘Favela Villa Candido’, ‘Grande Árvore Beachfront’ and ‘Wagon Master’ - realised in his signature style. Viewers may note the tonal greens and blues, which have been likened to those of Cézanne - one of Dylan’s favourite Impressionists.
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Bob Dylan

The Drawn Blank Series | The Silkscreen Collection | 2019

Marking Bob Dylan’s first foray into fine art publishing, this groundbreaking collection was released in 2008 and reimagines sketches Bob Dylan created between 1989 and 1992 whilst touring America, Europe and Asia. First published in his Drawn Blank book in 1994, the original drawings of landscapes, hotel scenes and nudes were digitally enlarged onto deckle-edged paper, In total, Dylan created an impressive 320 original paintings, including the four first-ever ‘Train Tracks’ images. A major exhibition of selected works, together with new reworked versions, premiered at Halcyon Gallery in the summer of 2008 to huge critical acclaim. Later that year, a selection of limited edition graphics from the collection was released in our galleries, with many editions selling out immediately upon release. To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the collection in 2018, a special commemorative series was launched.
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The Drawn Blank Series | 10th Anniversary | 2018

Showcasing what the Evening Standard newspaper calls ‘familiar scenes from Dylan’s autobiographical artistic oeuvre’, this commemorative series marks 10 years since the original launch of The Drawn Blank Series. This groundbreaking 2008 release marked Dylan’s first foray into fine art and reimagines sketches he created between 1989 and 1992 whilst touring America, Europe and Asia. Originally published in his Drawn Blank book in 1994, the series of landscapes, hotel scenes and nudes was transformed using watercolour paint and gouache during an eight-month period in 2007. The collection boasts 14 of his most iconic graphics, with each artwork printed on a natural white cotton paper and is personally hand-signed by Dylan.
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Bob Dylan

Train Tracks | 2018

Released in 2008 to great critical acclaim, ‘Train Tracks’ has become synonymous with Dylan’s legendary 1975 album, ‘Blood on the Tracks’. His travels from gig to gig across America are symbolised in the expanse of railway line, surrounded by an anonymous landscape. Taken from the The Drawn Blank Series – which comprises sketches created by Dylan between 1989 and 1992 – the piece boasts his signature loose lines and instinctive brushstrokes. For the 10-year anniversary release in 2018, he adopted a bolder, more stylistic approach – signifying another chapter in his visual autobiography. Following this, it was released as the first-ever silkscreen in 2019 and a four-piece collection in 2020. The train is a symbol featured in several of Dylan’s song lyrics, including ‘Freight Train Blues’, where he writes: ‘Well, the only thing that makes me laugh again/ Is a southbound whistle on a southbound train’. Upon its release, the image was a sell-out success.
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Bob Dylan

Mondo Scripto | 2018

No one has captured the art world quite like Bob Dylan. From his musical influence to his Nobel Prize winning lyrical poetry, the artist and musician has captivated audiences for six decades. The Mondo Scripto collection features a selection of his most renowned lyrics, each originally handwritten by him in pen on paper and accompanied by a pencil drawing. Offering the first-ever visual representation of the artist's lyrics, this groundbreaking release was showcased at the Halcyon Gallery in London in October 2018 and was featured in Vogue and the Evening Standard. Since then, it has featured in Dylan's Retrospectrum exhibition, which has now opened at the Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum in Miami after launching at MAM Shanghai, Today's Art Museum in Beijing, and the Jupiter Museum of Art in Shenzhen.

"Bob Dylan is a seminal artist,rightly recognised as one of the defining figures of popular culture for more than half a century." Shai Baitel - Artistic Director of Modern Art Museum (MAM) Shanghai

The artist

Bob Dylan

As one of the most influential artists of all time, Bob Dylan has sold more than 125 million records. His contribution to worldwide culture has been honoured with many awards. These include an Academy Award for his song 'Things Have Changed', along with 10 Grammy Awards and a Special Citation Pulitzer Prize for his 'profound impact on popular music and American culture'. Further accolades include France's prestigious appointment of Chevalier de la Légion d'honneur, a Kennedy Center Honor, the Presidential Medal of Freedom and the Nobel Prize in Literature for "having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition'.

However, Bob Dylan is now just as revered for his fine art, which offers a unique insight into his extraordinary world. He dates the origins of his work as a visual artist to the early 1960s, when some of his drawings reached the public gaze with album covers like The Band's Music from Big Pink (1968) and his own Self Portrait (1970). In 1974, Dylan spent two seminal months studying art with Ashcan School tutor Norman Raeben, who philosophised the importance of 'perceptual honesty' - painting life as it as seen, not imagined. Dylan says of this time: "He put my mind and my hand and my eye together, in a way that allowed me to do consciously what I unconsciously felt."

Dylan's collections for Castle Fine Art include The Beaten Path, which chronicles his travels across America, Mondo Scripto, in which handwritten lyrics are paired with illustrations from his most iconic songs, Deep Focus, which takes inspiration from classic movies, and the Drawn Blank series which features Dylan's first publicly-seen visual art.

Understanding Dylan's art aids in the appreciation of his singular cultural impact. His art - paintings, drawings and even ironwork sculptures - reflect his creative journey. An observer of the world, Dylan echoes Warhol, Monet and the Impressionists, valuing the experience over the finer details of the finished image. The artist's journeys between cities and towns are personified by his Expressionist lines, which capture the instant moment of a place, person and time. Repeated motifs encourage the viewer to explore the depths of colour and the evolution of his work. His art has been likened to that of Pablo Picasso, with critics applauding the relatability of his collections. Dylan mostly from life, stating: "I'm pretty much interested in people, histories, myth, and portraits; people of all stripes."

The artist's extraordinary powers of observation extend from his music and lyrics, thorough to his art, particularly when it comes to his explorations of the USA in the Beaten Path series, which finds beauty in the overlooked locations that form the backdrop of daily life for most Americans.

Says Dylan: 'The common theme of these works is how you see the American landscape while crisscrossing the land and seeing it for what it's worth. Staying out of the mainstream and travelling the back roads, free born style'.

Dylan's original art has been exhibited in high-profile shows worldwide, beginning with a show of the Drawn Blank series at Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz in Germany in 2007 and most recently at Rome's MAXXI museum, His work has also been seen at the Piazza Reale in Milan, the National Portrait Gallery in London, Miami's Frost Art Museum, the Today Art Museum in Beijing and Shanghai's Modern Art Museum. It is regularly exhibited at Castle Fine Art's sister gallery, Halcyon, in London.

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