A young, relative unknown at the time, Bob Dylan brought a bullwhip with him to the Newport Folk Festival in 1963, he was seen just wandering around whipping and cracking it by himself.
"I saw him walking across the courtyard and walked up to him. I told him I'd like to do a story about him. He said, "That'd be cool".
This was the year "Dylan became Dylan" as some say. It was during the closing number that Peter Paul & Mary, along with Pete Seeger, Joan Baez and The Freedom Singers all joined him onstage to perform Dylan's 'Blowin' in the Wind'. It was the event that officially put Dylan on the map.
Release Notes:
Rowland Scherman offers his photographs in several sizes based on approximate image size. The corresponding sheet sizes are listed below. Use the CHOOSE A SIZE button to see the details and prices for each size option. Sheet sizes may vary slightly depending on the orientation of the image.
11" x 16" image Size = 12" x 18" Sheet Size
18" x 26" image Size = 24” x 30” Sheet Size
30" x 43" image Size = 36” x 48” Sheet Size
Collector's Notes:
Rowland Scherman's photographs are printed to order, please allow 2-4 weeks for delivery. Each archival, museum-quality photograph is printed from the original negative on 100% cotton rag art paper. Each photograph will be hand signed and numbered (when applicable) by Rowland Scherman. Please contact us with any questions!