The Story
Size:31 x 35 in.
John Pasche’s Rolling Stones Logo (20" x 24") is a striking reimagining of one of the most iconic symbols in rock and roll history. Rendered in a rich metallic gold against a bold black background, this version of the famous tongue and lips logo exudes a sense of luxury and timelessness. The high-contrast composition highlights the logo’s simplicity and effectiveness, maintaining its rebellious energy while giving it a refined, contemporary edge. Pasche’s signature in the lower right corner adds authenticity to this celebrated piece of music and design history.
Created in 1970, the original Rolling Stones logo was designed by John Pasche, then a young art student at the Royal College of Art. Commissioned by Mick Jagger, the design was inspired by the Hindu goddess Kali, known for her outstretched tongue. Over the decades, the logo has become a universal symbol of rock defiance, rebellion, and musical legacy. Pasche, who went on to become a leading art director in the music industry, has seen his creation transcend its original purpose, becoming one of the most recognisable images in popular culture. The original artwork for the logo is now held in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Size:31 x 35 in.
John Pasche’s Rolling Stones Logo (20" x 24") is a striking reimagining of one of the most iconic symbols in rock and roll history. Rendered in a rich metallic gold against a bold black background, this version of the famous tongue and lips logo exudes a sense of luxury and timelessness. The high-contrast composition highlights the logo’s simplicity and effectiveness, maintaining its rebellious energy while giving it a refined, contemporary edge. Pasche’s signature in the lower right corner adds authenticity to this celebrated piece of music and design history.
Created in 1970, the original Rolling Stones logo was designed by John Pasche, then a young art student at the Royal College of Art. Commissioned by Mick Jagger, the design was inspired by the Hindu goddess Kali, known for her outstretched tongue. Over the decades, the logo has become a universal symbol of rock defiance, rebellion, and musical legacy. Pasche, who went on to become a leading art director in the music industry, has seen his creation transcend its original purpose, becoming one of the most recognisable images in popular culture. The original artwork for the logo is now held in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
