[Poster]: Rolling Stones Sticky Fingers Promotional Poster

Promotional poster. Measuring 35" x 23". Printed on textured paper and with the lips logo in the bottom right corner (reproductions have been made but they are printed on smooth paper and often without the logo). Folded as issued, else fine. The U.S. promotional poster for the release of the Rolling Stone's album *Sticky Fingers*. A seminal album (sorry) that included the songs "Brown Sugar," "Wild Horses," and "Can't You Hear Me Knocking," it was also the first album released on the band's own label (after spending most of the 1960s with Decca and London Records), and the first to use the famous "Tongue and Lips" logo designed by John Pasche. The photograph, by David Montgomery, features the Stones playfully posing with copies of the album. The album's famous zippered crotch cover (a photo of Joe Dallesandro, although other individuals have been suggested as well) was conceived by Andy Warhol, photographed by Billy Name, and designed by Craig Braun. Issued to record shops for promotional display, most examples of this poster were subject to wear and tear. A hard-to-find poster and in as new condition.