The Rolling Stones, England 1965

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Taken during Gered's first session with the band outside his Mason's Yard studio, and used in black & white as the cover for the album Decembers Children. This is a colour re-creation by Gered which was used as the cover for one of his recent books.

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Julian ★★★★★ Aug 22, 2026

The color treatment here feels like stepping into the actual Mason's Yard moment—you can almost hear the film reel turning. It's the kind of print that makes you stop and stare every time you walk past it, and the detail in their faces is incredible.

Ruby ★★★★★ Aug 21, 2026

Bought this for my dad’s birthday and the colour re-creation makes the whole scene feel alive, like you’re standing in that 1965 moment with them. The print quality really shows off the details in their faces and the brick wall behind them.

Emily R. ★★★★★ Aug 18, 2026

The colour grading in this print brings a real warmth to the shot that the original black-and-white cover never had. I’ve got it framed in the hallway, and the detail in their expressions from that first Mason’s Yard session is crisp even up close.