Unseen Childhood Photos & Memorabilia Of The Rolling Stones Ahead Of Their ‘Exhibitionism’ At London’s Saatchi Gallery - from our story 'Photos Of Boys Who Became The Rolling Stones'

UNSPECIFIED LOCATION - CIRCA 1951: (EMBARGOED FOR PRINT USAGE UNTIL THURSDAY JULY 2ND 2015) Mick Jagger (left) aged 8, on a family holiday with his younger brother Chris (right) in 1951. This previously unseen image will form part of The Rolling Stones - 'Exhibitionism' at Londons Saatchi Gallery. Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Ronnie Wood have opened their personal archives and found never before seen photographs of themselves as youngsters. These along with hundreds more rare and unseen images will create the first ever international Rolling Stones exhibition which will open at the Saatchi Gallery in April 2016. (Photo by Stones Archive/Getty Images)

UNSPECIFIED LOCATION - CIRCA 1951: (EMBARGOED FOR PRINT USAGE UNTIL THURSDAY JULY 2ND 2015) Mick Jagger (left) aged 8, on a family holiday with his younger brother Chris (right) in 1951. This previously unseen image will form part of The Rolling Stones - 'Exhibitionism' at Londons Saatchi Gallery. Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Ronnie Wood have opened their personal archives and found never before seen photographs of themselves as youngsters. These along with hundreds more rare and unseen images will create the first ever international Rolling Stones exhibition which will open at the Saatchi Gallery in April 2016. (Photo by Stones Archive/Getty Images)

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