Bob Dylan a Allen Ginsberg, Lowell, MA, 1975

I love how this print captures that wild, poetic moment at Kerouac’s grave—the black-and-white grain gives it an almost documentary feel. It’s already up on my wall and sparks great conversations.

The way Dylan’s profile lines up against Ginsberg’s in front of Kerouac’s grave feels so perfectly composed for a spontaneous moment, and the print’s grain keeps it honest to that 1975 tour. I keep staring at the light hitting the headstone and the quiet weight of the whole scene. It’s the kind of i

The print captures that raw 70s energy perfectly—you can almost feel the autumn chill and the weight of the moment. The black-and-white tones are rich, making the gravestone and the two figures stand out beautifully. It’s a powerful piece for any Kerouac or Dylan fan.