Keith Richards reclines on the parquet floor of the luxurious Villa Nellcôte in the South of France during the legendary Exile on Main St. recordings.

Seated with what appears to be his legendary 1953 Fender Telecaster - nicknamed "Micawber" - in his lap, Keith is surrounded by Anita Pallenberg, Gram Parsons, and Parsons' girlfriend at the time, Gretchen Burrell. The guitar was gifted to him on his 27th birthday, about 6 months earlier, by Eric Clapton, and it remains one of his very favorite instruments to this day. 

This image is the most iconic and sought-after photograph from that legendary Summer of 1971. The scene perfectly captures the long, warm nights spent working out riffs and the endless mix of family and friends that streamed in and out of that estate.

Each photograph is available in several sizes, each in a very limited quantity:

16" x 20" Sheet Size, in a limited edition of 25, Archival pigment print -- SOLD OUT  
28" x 40" Sheet Size, in a limited edition of 25, Archival pigment print -- VERY FEW LEFT
36" x 50" Sheet Size, in a limited edition of 25, Archival pigment print -- VERY FEW LEFT

​Prices start at €5,500 and increase depending on size and how many of that size have sold. 

Please contact us for pricing and availability.
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