The Rolling Stones, Earl’s Court, 1976. Limited edition of 500. Each print is numbered and signed by Danny Clifford. Includes numbered and signed Certificate of Authenticity and unabridged backstory (excerpt below):

‘Jumping Jack Flash, Indeed’ (Excerpt)
[…]I quickly learned, there and then, how hard it is to photograph Mick Jagger in action. Jumping Jack Flash, indeed. Even today, Mick is bloody hard to shoot, strutting and flouncing around the stage at speed. I had to laugh to myself, trying to capture him using a Hassleblad - a camera used on the moon (where things barely move, never mind strut!). So when Mick and Ronnie swaggered up to the front of the stage and stood together, arms around each other, I was thrilled. I had no luxury of long, telephoto lenses, so to get this particular shot on this particular camera, I had to be as close as it looks in the picture[…]

This limited edition print will be numbered somewhere between 1-500 per size, subject to availability. All prints produced with the very finest archival, acid free museum paper.

Our Fine Art prints are produced on museum-quality, acid-free archival paper. We only use the very finest quality paper, for a combination of aesthetic perfection and ensured longevity. As such, we have selected Epson as our printing partner. We use top-of-the-range Epson printers and Epson UltraChrome ink. This combination produce, what we think are the finest Giclée prints available.

Each print is delivered in an acid-free wrap and we also supply a pair of cotton, museum gloves for further handling. You will also receive guidance on how best to preserve and protect your artwork, including recommendations for mounting and framing. If you have any further questions about maintaining or displaying your print, feel free to get in touch via the contact page.