In Pictures: Dylan artwork

Work by Bob Dylan will be on show at the Breeze Art Gallery in Peebles and the Princes' Square gallery, Glasgow, for a week

Bob Dylan painted several versions of the same image, using different colours and tones

The singer songwriter created the collection while on tour between 1989 and 1992

Dylan's collection is called The Drawn Blank Series and is based on a series of drawings published in 1994

In 2006, Dylan agreed to have his art exhibited in public for the first time

No more than 295 copies have been made of each of the 29 watercolours, and they have been all been signed by the artist

The brochure says the works were created to "relax and refocus a restless mind"

The first exhibition of Dylan's work opened in the German city of Chemnitz last year

Dylan has sold more than 110 million albums in a career spanning five decades

The collection features portraits, interiors, landscapes, still lifes and nudes

One critic said Dylan's art replicates what he does on stage - creating new versions and interpretations of his work