Roberto Cavalli (Italia, 1971) - Bob Dylan, forever young /#496 - no reserve price - fine art b&w limited edition






Has over ten years of experience in art, specialising in post-war photography and contemporary art.
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Roberto Cavalli’s signed photograph “Bob Dylan, forever young /#496” was printed in 2026 as a limited edition, numbered 13/50, and measures 42 × 30 cm.
Description from the seller
No reserve price - limited edition fine art print
The perfect photograph to place in every home or apartment and workplace
With strong visual impact and great elegance, it is the right work of art to add to your Art Collection
Top of the line
No algorithm, only reality. My Works originate from the photographs I personally took during my travels around the world.
This is how Roberto Cavalli, the author of the photographic works, puts it: "Behind every photograph there is hard work, research and commitment, but also freedom and vision. An 'authentic' work made of photographic shots that I then personally edit in post-production without the intervention of any Artificial Intelligence (AI)"
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Roberto Cavalli (Italy, 1971) alias ' contengospazio ' presents:
"Bob Dylan, forever young" /#496
A fine art black and white photograph
Fine Art print size cm. 42x30
Limited edition, this is edition 13/50
Hand-signed by the author and with the artist's stamps
Completes with the authentication certificate.
The photograph is sold unframed.
The photograph is shipped NOT rolled but flat in specially made cardboard.
The photograph is printed the same day and shipped directly by the author with the world's best couriers (692 reviews < 0 negative < 1 Neutral < 691 positive)
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An extraordinary and rare contemporary photograph in a limited edition of the rock prophet, the world's most famous Nobel Prize-winning minstrel.
A shot I took at one of his live performances, without credits, with my professional camera, before he disappeared completely and forever behind the piano.
It is known that Bob Dylan does not like being photographed anymore, and therefore in his "Neverending Tour" he no longer allows photography.
Bob Dylan is an absolute giant; live performances take your breath away... immense, truly immense
Seller's Story
No reserve price - limited edition fine art print
The perfect photograph to place in every home or apartment and workplace
With strong visual impact and great elegance, it is the right work of art to add to your Art Collection
Top of the line
No algorithm, only reality. My Works originate from the photographs I personally took during my travels around the world.
This is how Roberto Cavalli, the author of the photographic works, puts it: "Behind every photograph there is hard work, research and commitment, but also freedom and vision. An 'authentic' work made of photographic shots that I then personally edit in post-production without the intervention of any Artificial Intelligence (AI)"
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Roberto Cavalli (Italy, 1971) alias ' contengospazio ' presents:
"Bob Dylan, forever young" /#496
A fine art black and white photograph
Fine Art print size cm. 42x30
Limited edition, this is edition 13/50
Hand-signed by the author and with the artist's stamps
Completes with the authentication certificate.
The photograph is sold unframed.
The photograph is shipped NOT rolled but flat in specially made cardboard.
The photograph is printed the same day and shipped directly by the author with the world's best couriers (692 reviews < 0 negative < 1 Neutral < 691 positive)
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An extraordinary and rare contemporary photograph in a limited edition of the rock prophet, the world's most famous Nobel Prize-winning minstrel.
A shot I took at one of his live performances, without credits, with my professional camera, before he disappeared completely and forever behind the piano.
It is known that Bob Dylan does not like being photographed anymore, and therefore in his "Neverending Tour" he no longer allows photography.
Bob Dylan is an absolute giant; live performances take your breath away... immense, truly immense
