1970s the Rolling Stones Banned "Some Girls" Poster Rare Pop Art

"Some Girls" was released by The Rolling Stones in 1978 and was a major critical and commercial success, also marking Ronnie Wood's debut album as a full time member of the band. Fea...

Original music advertising poster for The Rolling Stones Some Girls studio album double CD featuring the iconic tongue and lips logo (aka Hot...

This unique vintage limited-release promotional poster was produced by Simon and Schuster in 1989 to celebrate the publication the art book,"Rolling Stone: The Photographs," featurin...

Conceived as a documentary following the final weeks of The Rolling Stones' 1969 USA Tour, "Gimme Shelter" culminates with the Altamont Free Concert. Featuring classic performances o...

Conceived as a documentary following the final weeks of The Rolling Stones' 1969 USA Tour, "Gimme Shelter" culminates with the Altamont Free Concert. Featuring classic performances o...

The Rolling Stones 1970 European Tour ran from late summer to early autumn 1970 and saw the band playing in support of their latest album, 1969's "...

- 1990s - original poster, no reproduction - suitable for framing jr.

Let's Get It Together! A fabulous original ban the bomb protest poster from the 1970s, printed by Vagabond Creations in Ohio, United States. This vintage poster is sized 23 x 35 inc...

Brilliant French-Grande poster for The Rolling Stones live concert film "Let's Spend the Night Together". Directed by Hal Ashby, the film was released in 1983 and features their 1981...

Promoting their 1981 album "Tattoo You", the Rolling Stones American Tour of 1981 was the highest grossing tour of the year, earning over $50 million. Reaching number 1 in the charts and featuring all time classics such as "Start Me Up", "Tattoo You" was a huge success for the Rolling Stones, and is regarded as one of the greatest albums of the 80s. Featuring the tongue and lips logo created by John Pasche, this beautiful poster features artwork from Doug Johnson...