Even thirty or forty years ago, few would have disputed The Rolling Stones’ officially unofficial title of The Greatest Rock and Roll Band In the World. The fact that they’re still hitting the road and playing to sold-out house more than fifty years into their career pretty much confirms it.
Director Hal Ashby’s concert/documentary of the Rolling Stones’s 1981 US tour
The original bad boys of rock and roll built a musical legacy with critically acclaimed studio albums, a string of hit records spanning well over 6 decades, legendary live performances, and a killer work ethic. The band has been featured in films like Gimme Shelter and in numerous documentaries that explore their place in music history.
2010 re-release of The Rolling Stones’ early 1980’s tour documentary with different design
Today, The Rolling Stones is the subject of Exhibitionism, a multi-media exhibit currently running at the Saatchi Gallery in London. Over 550 objects from the band members’ personal collections are on display, including instruments, original album cover art, costumes, posters, even a re-creation of an apartment the group shared in the early 60s.
Want to start—or add to—your personal Stones exhibit? Browse below through some of our Rolling Stones vintage posters and limited edition fine art photographs we have available (or click on the links below to see more) and build your own personal collection of Rolling Stones memorabilia and art.
Early photo taken in 1963 of the Rolling Stones in London by photographer Trevor Clark. This photo session with the band was taken before the group had just signed their first record contract.
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Taken on June 9, 1972 during the Stones’ U.S. tour in support of the release of the group’s Exile on Main Street album
Mick Jagger Live 1975 by Neil ZlozowerPhoto was taken in Los Angeles in July 1975 during the Rolling Stones’ Tour of the Americas ’75
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by Jim Robertson and Ron Raffaelli
Commercial personality poster from the 1969 Visual Things series. Rolling Stones’ Mick Jagger carrying stones. Pun intended by the designers we guess. Brand new, still in its original shrink wrap.
by Jim Roberston and Ron Raffaelli
Commercial personality poster from the Visual Thing series. Classic Photo taken in San Francisco by Ron Raffaelli. Poster is in mint condition and still rolled in its original shrink wrap.
by David Singer & Satty
This poster is from the Rolling Stones show at the Honolulu international Center, Honolulu, Hawaii on January 21 and 22, 1973.
This is a generic poster for the Rolling Stones’ 1969 tour.
Rare New York Premiere One Sheet
The film chronicles the last weeks of the Rolling Stones’ 1969 US tour which culminated in the disastrous Altamont Free Concert which ended in the tragic murder of an audience member by the Hell’s Angels.
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