ROLLING STONES Chess IAN "Stu" STEWART #7 1964 BOB BONIS LTD EDITION PHOTOGRAPH

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THE ROLLING STONES AT CHESS RECORDS STUDIOS, June 10, 1964, Chicago Illinois<br>THE ROLLING STONES - IAN "Stu" STEWART (with an unidentified woman)<br>- at CHESS RECORDS, Chicago, Illinois, June 10, 1964 #7<br>This previously unpublished photograph is one of over 50 images including in our new show open June 5, 2019 through June 29, 2019 at Willie Dixon’s Blues Heaven Foundation at 2120 South Michigan Avenue (the former site of Chess Records).<br>The Bob Bonis Museum, Miami, in association with Gallery Schuster of Berlin and Willie Dixon’s Blues Heaven Foundation presents a world premiere exhibition of unpublished and never before seen by the public photographs taken by Bob Bonis, who was the Rolling Stones US Tour Manager from 1964 -1966.<br>THE ROLLING STONES IN CHICAGO, 1964 - A WORLD PREMIERE EXHIBITION!<br>In June of 1964 THE ROLLING STONES made their first sojourn to the famous Chess Records studios at 2120 South Michigan Avenue in Chicago, Illinois for their first of three recording sessions there; June 10-11, 1964; November 10, 1964; May 10, 1965.<br>This extraordinary and historic collection of photographs are being exhibited in their entirety for the first time anywhere at Willie DIxon's Blues Heaven Foundation, which occupies the hallowed ground that once housed Chess Records.  A portion of the proceeds from the sale of prints and the poster for the exhibit will go to the Foundation to support their efforts to continue the restoration of the building and studio to a working recording facility.<br>ABOUT THIS AVAILABLE EDITIONS OF PRINTS OF THESE HISTORIC PHOTOGRAPHS:<br>The photographs from this exhibition are currently available as a Limited Edition photographic prints in two sizes: 16” x 20” and 20” x 24”.  Please contact us if you are interested in acquiring larger format or silver gelatin limited edition prints.<br>To choose the size print and edition that you desire use the drop-down selection above.<br>·<br>The 16” x 20” prints are offered in an edition of only 75 hand-numbered and estate-embossed prints.<br>The 20” x 24" prints are offered in an edition of only 50 hand-numbered and estate-embossed prints.<br>ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPHS, IN GENERAL:<br>This photograph was taken by Bob Bonis, who was the U.S. tour manager for both The Beatles and the Rolling Stones from 1964 through 1966.   This is a Limited Edition fine art photograph, derived from the original negative.<br>It is printed on professional grade Fujicolor Crystal Archive paper by the master printers at Duggal Visual Solutions in New York.  Thanks to his unequaled access and gifted eye for composition Bob Bonis captured thousands of unguarded, candid and iconic photographs of the two most important groups in the history of popular music. The majority of these images have never been seen or published and most are available here as Limited Edition fine art prints for the<br>FIRST TIME!<br>SIZES / EDITIONS:<br>This photograph is currently being made available for collectors in the following two sizes / editions<br>as follows:<br>16” x 20” print (the image size is 12” x 18” plus a white border) in a hand-numbered edition of<br>only 75 prints<br>20” x 24” print (the image size is 15” x 20” plus a white border) in a hand-numbered edition of<br>only 50 prints<br>ONCE AN EDITION SELLS OUT IT WILL NEVER BE REPRINTED!<br>QUANTITY AVAILABLE / SOLD:<br>PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE! As the edition sells down the price will increase.<br>The price and value of Limited Edition prints and photographs increases as the edition sells down. After 20% of an edition has sold the price will increase. After the next 20% sells the price will increase again and so on, until the edition sells out completely. To keep things clear we are only listing the number of prints that are available in a particular edition at a particular price. When you have selected a size/edition and it says that (whatever number it says above) are available, it means that number of prints remain available at that price. When those prints have sold we will list the next group of prints of that edition at the next level, and so on, until the edition has sold out completely. By buying your print now, rather than waiting, you will get both the lowest print number available in that edition AND the lowest price!<br>Don’t hesitate or the price may go up or the edition may sell out. Due to the way eBay calculates the quantity sold (combining the remaining quantity of all variations listed, where it says that whatever number it says above have sold,&am