Original 20th Century Fox One Sheet Poster (27×41) for the Albert and David Maysles rock concert documentary, GIMME SHELTER (1971) starring the Rolling Stones, the Jefferson Airplane, and the Flying Burrito Brothers. This film is a documentary of the 1969 Rolling Stones Tour, with much of the focus on the tragic concert at Altamont Speedway in December of 1969—only four months after the iconic Woodstock Festival. About 300,000 people came to the concert, and the organizers put the Hell’s Angels in charge of security, who spent most of their time beating up spectators and killing at least one. This original one sheet poster is folded and in near mint condition—with only one minor fold separation.

Original silkscreen Special Poster (34×47) for the Jean-Luc Godard documentary/concert film/dramatic polemic, SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL (1969) starring The Rolling Stones and narrated by Sean Lynch. Known as ONE PLUS ONE in Britain, this hybrid drama-documentary intersperses scenes of The Rolling Stones recording their landmark anthem for the very popular Beggar’s Banquet album with segments concerning the Black Panthers, an African-American revolutionary organization, with special attention on heroes like LeRoi Jones and Eldridge Cleaver. The film had no distributor in the United States, but a theater owner in Ann Arbor wanted to exhibit the film. There were no promotional materials available for the film; so, the exhibitor, who had some experience in poster production, decided to create his own poster for the film. Originally a press run of around 100 copies of the silkscreen were produced, but today only a few copies have survived. This very rare original silkscreen special poster is in very fine to near mint condition.

Several of these have been auctioned recently, but none have enjoyed
this superior condition. New Line Cinema reproduced the poster for its
initial distribution after acquiring the rights, but those posters are printed differently and lack the panache of the original edition.