Mick Jagger, Rolling Stones, Los Angeles, CA, 1972

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This black-and-white portrait of Mick Jagger, captured in Los Angeles in 1972 by Norman Seeff, presents the Rolling Stones frontman in a rare moment of quiet contemplation. The image combines casual attire with an atmosphere of calm confidence, making it a compelling piece for any collection of iconic music photography.

Photographer: Norman Seeff, known for intimate celebrity portraits
Subject: Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones, captured during the band’s 1972 tour
Medium: Black-and-white fine-art photograph with a contemplative, candid feel
Available sizes: 38x50 and 44x65
Presented by Morrison Hotel Gallery, a premier destination for music photography

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 13 reviews)

Ryan ★★★★★ Aug 14, 2026

The contrast in this print is gorgeous—Jagger’s face almost glows against the dark background, and that quiet, thoughtful expression feels so unlike his usual stage energy. I’ve had it up in my hallway for a week and catch myself stopping to look at it every time I pass.

Lily ★★★★★ Aug 12, 2026

The contrast in the 1972 portrait is stunning—that quiet, almost thoughtful expression from Jagger feels completely different from his usual stage energy. It’s become the focal point of my hallway, and the black-and-white finish gives it a timeless depth that keeps pulling my eye back. Exactly the m

Ella ★★★★★ Aug 11, 2026

Bought this for my music room and the contrast in the black-and-white is stunning—that 1972 LA shoot really captures him mid-thought, not performing. The matte finish on the print makes the shadows look almost velvety. It’s become the first thing guests comment on.