If you’re reading this then you’ll already know exactly what you’re looking at. Rare opportunity to own a genuine piece of history. This is one of THE pivotal images of 20th Century cultural evolution. It’s Michael Joseph at his absolute pinnacle featuring arguably the greatest band of all time (pipe down Beatles fans – they were good too albeit a lot less edgy – pioneers but certainly not rebels like The Stones). This is the iconic cover photo by Michael Joseph for the Beggars Banquet, Rolling Stones album. It is a signed and dated print of the original photograph from 1968 and is number 22 of 250. Without wanting to sound monstrous The Rolling Stones can’t keep Rolling forever (although I suspect Keith Richards will outlive us all). This is only ever going to go up in value. We aquired the picture from a serious collector. He’s downsizing and this is a big piece of art – he doesn’t have the space for it to be properly appreciated. It needs to go to a new guardian where it will be truly cherished. Please check the framers details to confirm authenticity – this is a genuine item. An original, hand signed image like this almost never appears on the open market which has made it difficult to price. Not and never will be the same as the original which is priceless. There were only 250 ever produced and most are owned by rock stars. You won’t find another one of these in the next 25 years. ? Beggars Banquet Rolling Stones cover photograph. ? By Michael Joseph. ? Created in London 1968. ? Features the band. ? Size including frame – 94 x 85cm. ? Image size – 54 x 49. ? Hand signed by the artist. ? Limited edition – number 22 of 250. ? Framed in beechwood with glass. The artwork was framed immediately after print so remains in mint condition. I suspect this won’t make a difference as you’ll probably want it reframed in your own style to match your decor. Feel free to ask any questions. Obviously this is a very special item so I keep it at home. Please let me know if you need any additional photos or details – I’m happy to help so just ask! If you’re in the UK I will deliver it personally – I wouldn’t trust any courier with something this rare and expensive. Peace & Good luck!