The Rolling Stones I - black and white photography
Photography - 22 x 24 inch
$1,300
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Rolling Stones - Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood (hidden), Video Shoot, New York, 1978
Photography - 20 x 16 inch
$1,203
Keith Richards and Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones, New York
Photography - 20 x 14 inch
$1,203
Mick Jagger and Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones, Wembley Empire Pool 1973
Photography - 20 x 16 inch
$1,203
Mick Jagger torse nu et son ombrelle, en concert, 1976
Photography - 23.6 x 15.7 x 0.4 inch
$2,733
Keith Richards ( Rolling Stones) à New York Planche contact
Photography - 19.7 x 15.7 x 0.1 inch
$765
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Rolling Stones Photography for Sale
The year is 1962, and the Rolling Stones just got together. "Satisfaction" emerged soon after, a global hit that got an entire generation dancing. The Rolling Stones quickly rose to the top of the charts, with back-to-back concerts, world tours and unprecedented sales. Discover our selection of artworks inspired by this legendary group.
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Who are some of the most famous Rolling Stones photographers?
Some of the most famous Rolling Stones photographers include Annie Leibovitz, Ethan Russell, and Gered Mankowitz. Their iconic images have captured the essence of the band's music and style, and continue to inspire generations of fans and photographers alike.
What are some iconic Rolling Stones photographs?
Some of the most iconic Rolling Stones photographs include the band's infamous tongue logo, Mick Jagger's energetic stage performances, and the group's gritty, rock-and-roll aesthetic captured by photographers like Annie Leibovitz and Ethan Russell. These images have become synonymous with the band's enduring legacy and influence on music and pop culture.