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Bob Dylan, at the Secret Sound Studio, 1976

Bob Dylan, at the Secret Sound Studio, 1976 - Main image
$75000 $100000 In stock

Category: Morrison Hotel Gallery

This black-and-white portrait captures Bob Dylan at the Secret Sound Studio in 1976, a candid moment from a defining era in music history. Photographed by Lynn Goldsmith, the image reflects the raw, introspective atmosphere of the 1970s, with Dylan's curly hair and black jacket adding to the classic, timeless feel.

  • Black-and-white photograph by renowned music photographer Lynn Goldsmith
  • Depicts Bob Dylan during a studio session in 1976
  • Captures the candid, characterful expression of the artist
  • Evokes the cultural and creative atmosphere of the 1970s
  • Ideal for collectors of iconic music photography and celebrity portraits
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 1 review)

Henry T. ★★★★★

Lynn Goldsmith really captured something special here—the black-and-white grain makes Dylan look exactly like a man mid-thought in 1976, not a posed celebrity shot. It's hanging in my hallway now and I catch myself staring at it every time I walk past.