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BOB DYLAN, 'WOMAN IN RED LION PUB' LIMITED EDITION DRAWN BLANK SERIES PRINT 2008

Bob Dylan, 'Woman In Red Lion Pub' Limited Edition Drawn Blank Series Print 2008

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Bob Dylan (American, b.1941), ‘Woman in Red Lion Pub’, 2008, from the Drawn Blank series, giclée print on Hahnemühle Museum paper, published by Washington Green Fine Art. 
Issued in a limited edition of only 295 of which this is number 53. 
Supplied with original Washington Green certificate of authenticity. 
Image measures approximately 54cm x 41cm and the sheet 70cm x 56cm. In excellent condition.

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