Iconic Pyschedelic Bob Dylan poster by Milton Glasser

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Iconic Pyschedelic Bob Dylan poster by Milton Glasser.
“After suffering serious injuries in a motorcycle accident in 1966, singer-songwriter Bob Dylan was rendered bedridden and rumored to be dead. To generate positive publicity for his forthcoming album, Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits, CBS records commissioned Milton Glaser to design a special poster to be packaged with the album. Taking inspiration from a Marcel Duchamp self-portrait, Glaser depicted Dylan in profile, his abundant curly hair rendered in saturated colors that stood out in high contrast from the white ground. The energetic design with its swirling streams of color evokes the visual effects of the psychedelic drugs that were gaining popularity amongst members of the counter culture.” From the MOMA citation 2016.
This is from a 1982 pressing. It is currently in a cheap display frame, and would really benefit from professional framing. See photos