Bob Dylan, painter and sculptor

Bob Dylan began taking painting lessons in 1974 from New York painter Norman Raeben.

The experience would have marked him so much that it precipitated his divorce with his first wife Sara, mother of his four children.

,” he said several years later.

As early as 1968, however, his work as a painter illustrated the cover of The Band's masterpiece,

, two years before that of his own album, the aptly named but unloved

, and before that of

, in 1974. Certified genius of the rock scene, the Nobel Prize for Literature has often been exhibited in his country, via retrospectives of his work as a painter and sculptor.

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• Discover the “Best of the Goncourt Prize” collection

In France, for his first exhibition, the artist chose the Château La Coste, in Aix-en-Provence.

Since Monday, May 9, there has been a selection of paintings based on drawings made on tour between 1989 and 1991 and brought together under…

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