Virtually everyone knows and recognizes Mick Jagger. Yet Ronnie finds him difficult to paint at times because his face is always changing from one moment to the next. This etching successfully captures Mick as he sings forcefully into his microphone - an image familiar to anyone who has attended a Stones concert.
A drypoint etching is made by first scratching a design into a metal plate (such as copper) with a sharp stylus or needle. The plate is then inked and pressed onto paper to create the final artwork.
The Rolling Stones Suite I:
Ronnie Wood created this set of drypoint etchings very early in his career as an artist. His passion for print-making fueled a great variety of media and formats in the late-1980s. This suite is comprised of five portraits, one of each of the Stones lineup at the time including Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Bill Wyman, and himself.
Release Notes:
This limited edition print was published in 1988. Each museum-quality artwork was hand titled, signed, and numbered by Ronnie Wood shortly thereafter.
Collector's Notes:
Ronnie Wood's fine art limited edition prints have been very popular with collectors around the world for many years.
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16" x 20" Paper Size
Signed Limited edition (150)
Drypoint Etching Print - Sold Out - One Available!