"Over one hundred works of art, including paintings, drawings and sculptures, created by singer, performer and Nobel Prize awarded Bob Dylan. Published on the occasion of one of the largest retrospectives devoted to the legendary singer and performer's artistic output, the monograph presents the multifaceted nature of Dylan through a wide range of artworks, ranging from oil paintings, acrylics, watercolours, ink drawings, pastel and charcoal, and a series of iron sculptures. Through eight thematically-divided sections (Early Works on Paper; The Drawn Blank Series; Revisionist Art; The New Orleans Series; Ironworks; The Beaten Path; Mondo Scripto; Deep Focus) and the essays by Shai Baitel, Alain Elkann, Anne-Marie Mai, Greg Tate, Richard Prince, Bob Dylan and Caterina Caselli, Retrospectrum marks Dylan's life-long journey of creating visual art in an original a visual diary documenting the transformation of the sources and styles that have inspired and influenced Dylan over the years." --