Rubin The Hurricane Carter og Bob Dylan, NJ, 1975

I couldn't help but feel a chill looking at the hazy prison light in this print—it really pulls you into that 1975 moment. The paper has a nice matte finish that makes the black-and-white tones feel timeless.

The contrast in this print is stunning—the deep blacks of the prison bars really make Dylan’s profile pop against the shadowy backdrop. It arrived well-packaged and looks incredible on my wall, capturing a raw piece of music history.

The way Dylan's silhouette leans toward Carter through the frame really captures the weight of that prison visit. The black-and-white tones give it a gritty, documentary feel that fits the Rolling Thunder era perfectly. It's already a conversation starter in my living room.