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The Rolling Stones, Keith Richards, 1979

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Category: Morrison Hotel Gallery

This photograph, titled 'The Rolling Stones, Keith Richards, 1979,' captures the iconic guitarist in a moment from that year. Taken by renowned photographer Lynn Goldsmith, this piece is part of the Morrison Hotel Gallery collection, known for its celebration of music photography and celebrity portraiture.

  • Captures Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones in 1979.
  • Photographed by Lynn Goldsmith, a noted music photographer.
  • Part of the Morrison Hotel Gallery, specializing in iconic music imagery.
  • This item is available on an inquire-only basis.
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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Chloe R. ★★★★★

I’ve been a Stones fan for decades, and this Lynn Goldsmith print captures Keith’s raw energy from the 1979 era perfectly. The black-and-white tones are crisp, and the paper quality feels substantial for framing. It arrived quickly, rolled securely in a tube with no damage at all.

Victoria ★★★★☆

The paper quality really lets the details in Lynn Goldsmith's shot of Keith stand out — the grain and shadows feel authentic. I just wish it came with a slightly larger mounting option for the price.