Bob Dylan, Central Park, 1983

An evening portrait of Bob Dylan standing in New York's Central Park, circa 1983. As an icon who forged an original artistic voice and vision, the One Way sign in the background seems to be an ironic counterpoint to Dylan's career. The folk legend seemed to go against the grain in everything he did. 

COLLECTOR'S NOTE: Lynn Goldsmith only produces 20 original prints from any single negative so there is only one edition of 20 pieces for any of her photographs.  

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