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Five photographs of musicians on London streets from 1963 holding their cases before becoming world renowned Rock Icons.
How Rare is this Terry O'Neill Rolling Stone Photograph?
The rarity of the Terry O'Neill Rolling Stones photograph will be determined by the image, print edition, size, signature, and provenance. This image of the Rolling Stones from 1963 taken by Terry O’Neill outside the Tin Pan Alley Club can be purchased as fine art print from Iconic Images Gallery. It is a limited edition print and states that only 50 prints were made, signed and numbered by Terry O’Neill.
The print will be part of an edition of 50. This can be limiting depending on what version of the print you have. There can be different variations in prints so it is best to look at the specific information on the print you have.
As Terry O'Neill has passed away in 2019, this can determine whether the print is signed during his lifetime or as part of an edition from his estate. Prints signed during his lifetime would have been signed by him personally. Where as prints from his estate would have been produced under the authority of his estate/ archive. They can often have a signature and a stamp from his estate.
As a collector you want to know how rare the print is. The image, print type, condition, signature, documentation and provenance will help determine the significance of the print and its value.
To find out more about the print editions and what prints are available please contact Iconic Images Gallery on 16 Waterloo Place, St Jamess (SW1Y 4AR). Or visit our website at iconicimagesgallery.com.