Rolling Stones John Pasche Signed European Tour Poster 1973

September 16, 2025admin

Rolling Stones John Pasche Signed European Tour Poster 1973

Signed By: John Pasche In Pencil and numbered. Edition: No 54/ 750 Prints World Wide Atelier: RAD, UK This awesome limited edition lithograph print by John Pasche features artwork he designed for the Rolling Stones’ first trip to Europe since the European Tour 1970. The artwork also packed a punch as the cover for the 7 single release of Angie in 1973. This print uses Hannoart Silk paper with a mirror gloss UV finish over the image area. Image size: 19 x 27.5 inches / Paper size: 23.5 x 33 inches Edition size: 750 Print type: Lithograph with Mirror Gloss UV Finish Condition: Some minor creasing on corners and a small tear on edge of white border. Actual poster image is in great condition/undamaged.

John Pasche Rolling Stones logo signed autographed psa slabbed business card

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John Pasche signed autographed psa slabbed business card.

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John Pasche signed autographed psa slabbed business card.

John Pasche Hand-Drawn & Signed Tongue and Lips Artwork

November 22, 2024admin

John Pasche Hand-Drawn & Signed Tongue and Lips Artwork

Original “Tongue and Lips” artwork by artist John Pasche, creator of the famous Rolling Stones logo. Pasche hand-draws and colors the logo next to his signed statement, “John Pasche / I created & designed the Rolling Stones’ logo in 1970″. Artwork is completed on a large lithograph poster of the famous logo, measuring 18″ x 24″.

John Pasche Rolling Stones logo signed autographed psa slabbed business card

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John Pasche signed autographed psa slabbed business card.

John Pasche Hand-Drawn & Signed Tongue and Lips Artwork

May 8, 2024admin

Original artwork of the famous “Tongue and Lips” logo of the Rolling Stones, hand-drawn and hand-painted by John Pasche, who designed the logo in 1970 as a young art student, not realizing he would be creating one of the most iconic, instantly recognizable pop artworks of the modern era. Rendered in gouache and pencil on heavy weight 300 g/m art paper, Pasche signs in pencil at lower right. Paper measures 31.5.