The Rolling Stones are one of the longest-running and most commercially successful rock acts in history, but longevity only tells part of the story. In their prime between 1968 and 1972, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Brian Jones and then Mick Taylor produced a run of albums, from Beggars Banquet through Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main St, that represents one of the greatest creative periods any band has ever had. These records defined what rock music could be at its most elemental, most blues-rooted and most dangerous.

The photography of the Stones across their career is among the most prolific and varied in rock history. From the early years in London through the chaos of the 1972 American tour documented by Robert Frank, from the stadium shows of the 1980s and 1990s through to their recent decades of touring, photographers have consistently been drawn to the particular chemistry between Jagger and Richards and to the band's inexhaustible appetite for the stage. These images span more than sixty years of one of music's defining relationships.

Behind The Gallery offers a curated selection of The Rolling Stones limited edition photography prints, drawn from key moments across their extraordinary career. Each print is produced on museum-quality archival paper, individually numbered and supplied with a certificate of authenticity. Available in multiple sizes, with worldwide shipping from our Sydney, Australia gallery.

Browse the full collection below to find Rolling Stones prints and Mick Jagger photography. These are genuine archival fine art prints from one of music's most enduring stories.