Never-before-seen photographs of the Stones go on display in London | Video

London (UK), Feb 26 (EFE/EPA) - (Camera: Andy Rain) Never-before-seen photographs of iconic British rock band The Rolling Stones are on display until March 5 at London's J/M Gallery in an exhibition to be called 'Elegantly Wasted'.

The exhibition, featuring images of the legendary British band "at their decadent peak", will also include some limited edition prints for sale through the rare book specialist 'Bayliss Rare Books'.

The images were taken by photographer 'Spanish Tony' Sánchez, who lived and worked with the group for a period and, until now, were thought to have been lost, a statement released by the show's organisers revealed.

Sánchez, of Spanish descent, worked as assistant to the band's guitarist Keith Richards and died in 2000.

FOOTAGE OF THE EXHIBITION AT THE J/M GALLERY IN LONDON.

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Date: 01/03/2024 15:11 (UTC)
Credit: EFE
Source: EPA
Topic: Arts, culture and entertainment » Music
Type: Rough cut
Duration: 78 seconds
Reference: 7001341397
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