$850

Ready to ship: one signed / inscribed 16×20 archival pigment print.

© Lisa Law

Bob Dylan’s desk at ‘The Castle’ in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles, 1966.

Soon Lisa and Tom were living with friends in a group house, a mansion they called “the Castle.” Their home was a stopping place for many creative individuals moving in the Los Angeles artistic scene. Owners Tom Law, his brother, actor John Phillip Law, and a friend rented rooms to young artists, musicians, and actors to defray costs. Many of their guests, including Bob Dylan, David Crosby, Andy Warhol and the Velvet Underground, became celebrities of the counterculture.

National Museum of American History

16×20 open edition archival pigment print signed by Lisa Law.

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NOTE: Photographer watermark is for web display purposes only and is not added to the physical print.