BOSTON, MA.- An extraordinary original painting by Bob Dylan, 'View from Two Windows,' created in 2007 for his acclaimed 'Drawn Blank Series,' sold for $70,248, according to Boston-based RR Auction.

Crafted in gouache and mixed media, the painting signed by Dylan depicts the inside of an upper-story room viewed from the perspective of a standing observer, with the foreground composed of a table, chair, and a television set, and the background featuring a large beige curtain and a pair of multi-paned windows that look down upon a house, greenery, and what appears to be a body of water.

In very fine condition. Archivally framed to an overall size of 27.75 x 33.75; the frame backing bears a label from the Halcyon Gallery of London, where this painting was exhibited in 2008. The consignor notes that this painting, which appears on page 84 in the Drawn Blank Series catalog, was obtained from the Castle Fine Art Gallery.

"With 'View from Two Windows,' Dylan invites us to witness a moment frozen in time," said Bobby Livingston, Executive VP at RR Auction, "It's not just a painting; it's a journey into the soul of an artist who defies convention."

Other highlights from the sale include:

- Led Zeppelin vintage-signed promo photo and original 1969 Atlantic Records press folder, fetching $55,120.

- A rare program signed by the Beatles on their historic first show at Shea Stadium, selling for $37,963.

- Beatles signed photograph (circa 1965), a rare gift to the 'Beatles Christmas Show' producer, reaching $25,000.

- Dee Dee Ramone stage-worn Schott Leather Jacket, worn at nearly 800 live Ramones concerts, sold for $25,000.

- Prince's handwritten lyrics for 'Welcome 2 America' achieved a sale price of $24,079.

- Dee Dee Ramone original painting 'Campbell's Soup' sold for $11,354.

The Marvels of Modern Music auction began on November 17 and concluded on December 14.