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"I’ll know my song well before I start singin'."
Bob Dylan famously said he learned how to tell a story by listening to the Clancy Brothers in the bars of New York. The DNA of the Irish ballad is woven into every lyric he ever scratched onto a napkin.
This piece is a tribute to the ultimate storyteller. A man who understood that to move forward, you have to dig into the soil of the past. From Hibbing to Hibernia, the song remains the same: a search for truth in a world of shadows.
28.7cm x 28.7cm signed print of the original painting by Ryan Coyle. Limited edition of 30. Free postage and packaging in Ireland and UK.
"I’ll know my song well before I start singin'."
Bob Dylan famously said he learned how to tell a story by listening to the Clancy Brothers in the bars of New York. The DNA of the Irish ballad is woven into every lyric he ever scratched onto a napkin.
This piece is a tribute to the ultimate storyteller. A man who understood that to move forward, you have to dig into the soil of the past. From Hibbing to Hibernia, the song remains the same: a search for truth in a world of shadows.
28.7cm x 28.7cm signed print of the original painting by Ryan Coyle. Limited edition of 30. Free postage and packaging in Ireland and UK.