Bob Dylan’s ‘The Beaten Path’ Signed Print and Private Champagne Exhibition Tour

Supporting The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award

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Ended:December 8th 2016, 12:00pm EST

Winner: patrick.curran

£2,600($3,258 USD)

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The Prize

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Halcyon Gallery’s exhibition The Beaten Path features a series of drawings, paintings and sculptures by the 2016 Nobel Prize winner for Literature, Bob Dylan, at the Mayfair flagship gallery. Viewers are invited to accompany Dylan on his travels as he crisscrosses the USA through the back streets, alleys and country roads. Reminiscing about a landscape unpolluted by the ephemera of pop culture, fleeting snapshots of America emerge from the exhibition. The Beaten Path offers viewers insight into the world of Dylan, whose artistry has transcended every generation and celebrates a vivid manifestation of a country which continues to enthral, charm and captivate.

This very special prize package offers the following unique items:

A signed limited edition print of the Iconic painting ‘Endless Highways’
A copy of the exhibition publication book with a foreword written by Bob Dylan
A bespoke flight case which included a sculptural limited edition book stand
Finally, a bespoke curated champagne tour of ‘The Beaten Path’ at Halcyon Gallery, New Bond Street.

This auction was kindly donated by Mr Paul Green, Halcyon Gallery

The Cause

The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award equips young people for life. It is the world’s leading youth achievement award. In 2014 more than 1.1 million young people around the world took part in the Award, in 141 countries and territories.

Launched in the UK in 1956, The Award equips all young people for life regardless of their background, culture, physical ability, skills and interests. Doing the Award is a personal challenge and not a competition against others; it pushes young people to their personal limits and recognises their achievements consistently.

A great strength of the Award is that it can be used in any context where young people gather - schools, prisons, Scout/Guide/youth groups, in business, as well as by governments investing in youth development programmes.

By creating opportunities for young people to develop skills, get physically active, give service and experience adventure, the Award can play a critical role in young people's development outside the classroom. It also allows their achievement to be consistently recognised worldwide, giving young people unique international accreditation of their experiences.

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