Where to Buy Sonic Editions’ Prints

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Calling all Bob Dylan fans! Sonic Editions, a company specializing in limited-edition iconic photography, has just updated its selections of the singer and songwriter in anticipation of the James Mangold musical biopic A Complete Unknown, which is expected to arrive in 2025.

Bob Dylan’s journey to becoming a folk rock icon defied all expectations, making him a true pioneer of the genre. Over the course of more than 30 studio albums, his music has made an enduring impact on the world, inspiring the future generation of artists. He underwent numerous reinventions throughout his career and sold more than 100 million records globally, reshaping the landscape of rock n’ roll music.

To dive deeper into Dylan’s career behind the scenes, Sonic Editions shares the essence of his journey through photography. Each print honors his lasting impact, inviting fans to celebrate Dylan’s timeless contributions to music.

For those looking for unique images to hang, consider these limited-edition professional photographs of Dylan available as framed prints. With its black-and-white aesthetic, you can’t go wrong.

Catch Bob Dylan in his element at a recording session joining musician Doug Sahm at the Atlantic Studios in New York City, according to Sonic Editions. This simple yet focused photograph is a great addition to your collection, featuring a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process.

Get yourself a special print of Bob Dylan at Colombia’s Studio A in New York City (1965), where he is holding a Fender Stratocaster electric guitar. According to Sonic Editions, the iconic artist was recording his fifth studio album, Bringing It All Back Home, which released on March 22, 1965, by Columbia Records. 

Looking for a candid moment of Dylan? Consider this limited-edition print of him strolling past a shop window in London in 1966. You can get this photograph framed in a variety of sizes, from small to extra extra large.

With this photograph, you’ll get a glimpse of being backstage with Bob Dylan. This image was captured before a performance at the Newport Folk Festival in 1965, according to Sonic Editions. You can choose the size and frame it based on your preference.

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