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THE ROLLING STONES A rare collection of approximately two hundred and thirty-five black and white negatives, either 35mm or 6 x 6cm, the shots taken by Philip Townsend in 1963 include:
- The group's first professional photo shoot by the River Thames at Chelsea Harbour and around London, March, 1963;
- The group performing on stage dressed in leather waistcoats and 'Beatle' boots, ? 1963;
- Keith Richards and Andrew Oldham in a M.1. motorway café, July, 1963;
- Brian Jones in a ABC t.v. make-up room prior to appearing on Thank Your Lucky Stars, July 13th, 1963;
- The Stones singing autographs and posing for group shots dressed in matching dog-tooth check jackets given to the group by Mr Michael for their appearance on Thank Your Lucky Stars, July 13th, 1963;
- each negative with corresponding contact print (printed later); and five additional copy negatives with corresponding prints (similarly printed later), largest 8½ x 10½in. - To be sold with copyright.
Whilst the seller confirms that this property is sold with copyright, Christie's can accept no liability in relation to any matters arising as a result of any imperfection in copyright given.
- The group's first professional photo shoot by the River Thames at Chelsea Harbour and around London, March, 1963;
- The group performing on stage dressed in leather waistcoats and 'Beatle' boots, ? 1963;
- Keith Richards and Andrew Oldham in a M.1. motorway café, July, 1963;
- Brian Jones in a ABC t.v. make-up room prior to appearing on Thank Your Lucky Stars, July 13th, 1963;
- The Stones singing autographs and posing for group shots dressed in matching dog-tooth check jackets given to the group by Mr Michael for their appearance on Thank Your Lucky Stars, July 13th, 1963;
- each negative with corresponding contact print (printed later); and five additional copy negatives with corresponding prints (similarly printed later), largest 8½ x 10½in. - To be sold with copyright.
Whilst the seller confirms that this property is sold with copyright, Christie's can accept no liability in relation to any matters arising as a result of any imperfection in copyright given.