ROLLING STONES American Tour 1972 Original Concert Poster Vintage

Description: (Located in Lexington KY for Local pick-up, this can not ship due to the glass) Condition: no idea what is under the framing here, and I am not going to disassemble to find out. Some slight discoloration/ age spots as seen in pics. Professionally matted & framed Original Vintage poster (not a reprint) The Rolling Stones American Tour of 1972, designed by the British graphic designer John Pasche, tour associated with the album "Exhile on Main Street". Professionally matted and framed. Cash upon pick-up, Sorry no shipping available. It was Mick Jagger who asked John Pasche, still a student, to order a logo for him: it will be the famous "Lips and tongue" representing both the rebellious image and the sexuality emanating from the group, not to mention the mouth of Mick Jagger. Before becoming the official Rolling Stones logo, John Pasche's "The Tongue" was used to illustrate the 1971 album Sticky Fingers, whose cover was designed by Andy Warhol. This symbol of pop art is certainly one of the most striking and innovative visuals ever imagined, and it appears for the first time in this poster, created to promote the Stones' tour of North America from the beginning of June to the end of July 1972. The tour poster shows a plane carrying the band's famous logo, in the middle of the clouds and heading towards the New York buildings that appear in the background of the picture, surrounded by rays of pop sunshine.

Price: 275 USD

Location: Lexington, Kentucky

End Time: 2024-08-25T23:12:25.000Z

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