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Limited edition of 10 (+ 4 APs) signed, numbered handmade palladium prints made by David Michael Kennedy. Image size 22 x 32 inches approx. David Michael Kennedy recalls: "The cover shot was taken from the window of an old pick-up truck in the dead of winter. I was on a road trip, and my girlfriends brother was driving. We were in a super great snow storm and within minutes of this shot the storm hit hard and we were in total white out for hours. I thought that image might be my last! This was in the winter of 1975 and I had just finished a rough couple of months in New York City. I decided to take a road trip and have a bit of Rest and Relaxation. At that time I was doing a lot of fashion and advertising work as well as beginning to shoot covers but I really needed to get back to my roots and just do some images for me. So off on the road I went." "When Bruce was working on The Nebraska album he had an idea for a landscape in mind for the cover. He was working with Andy Klein as the art director on the cover. Andy was familiar with my portraits and she also was aware of my landscape work so she asked me to put together some of my landscapes to show to Bruce. He fell in love with the image (that became the cover) and knew it was right for the cover."
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The cufflinks given to him by Joan Baez, strategically placed LP's by The Impressions, Robert Johnston, Lord Buckley and others, his own fourth album, 'Another Side of Bob Dylan' pushed away in the background, the beautiful and enigmatic Sally Grossman in the red dress, cigarette held defiantly, Dylan in the foreground on a chaise longue with a Persian cat on his knee : they all come together with a number of other carefully selected and composed objects, set within Daniel Kramer's swirling photograph - created using a specially constructed and technically innovative rig which enabled him to keep Dylan in focus while blurring the edges of the room -deserving of its' Grammy nomination. Dylan at the centre with everything revolving around him, daring you to step inside his new world, echoes of renaissance portraiture, unsurprisingly voted by Rolling Stone magazine as one of the top 100 LP cover photographs of all time. This is rightly one of Daniel Kramer's proudest moments. Limited edition in a choice of sizes. Contact us for information.
