Bob Dylan, one of the most influential cultural figures of the 20th and 21st centuries, has built a remarkable parallel career as a visual artist. Best known globally for his groundbreaking contributions to music and literature, including the Nobel Prize in Literature. Dylan has also developed a distinctive artistic practice spanning drawing, painting, and printmaking. His visual works often depict urban scenes, portraits, and American landscapes, rendered with bold contours, expressive colour, and a raw immediacy that echoes the storytelling and observational clarity found in his songwriting. Far from a celebrity sideline, Dylan’s art has gained serious institutional recognition, with major exhibitions held internationally and a growing audience of dedicated collectors.