Bob Dylan: When the Church Goes Hard Rock

Arte original completo de la historia de Bob Dylan de tres páginas (c. 1980).
Underground Comix
Tinta sobre grafito sobre paneles individuales de cartón Bristol, pegados en su lugar sobre hojas de soporte, con un área de imagen de aproximadamente 9,5" x 13". Tonificación general y tinción adhesiva extensa, con paneles ocasionalmente desprendidos. Intacto, sin embargo, y como tal en muy buenas condiciones.
Complete 3-Page Bob Dylan Story Original Art (c. 1980). Underground Comix master Beck razzes Bob Dylan, whose noisy evangelical conversion of the 1970s drew new followers and alienated established fans in roughly equal measure. Rolling Stone magazine's Ed Ward characterized the resulting album, Slow Train Coming, as "Smug on the Tracks" -- alluding to Dylan's more generally admired Blood on the Tracks (1975) -- and excoriated the artist's "I'm saved and you're not" attitude. Beck's response is similarly critical, with the added edge of an unflattering caricature and an assumption of hypocrisy and exploitation. Ink over graphite on individual panels of Bristol board, pasted in place on backing sheets. No publishing pedigree is documented. Ink over graphite on Bristol board, with an image area of approximately 9.5" x 13". General toning and extensive adhesive staining, with occasionally loosened panels. Intact, however, and as such in Very Good condition.
From the Denis Kitchen Collection.