Here are some Rolling Stones photographer / designer credit questions I am trying to find the answers to... Much appreciate any help

1) Who designed the Bridges to Babylon tower poster
2) Who designed the Steel Wheels Japan Tour poster
3) Who photographed the band for the Let It Bleed promo posters
4) Who photographed the band for the Moscow Bridges to Babylon poster
5) Who designed the stage in space Voodoo Lounge poster
6) Who designed the skeleton Voodoo Lounge poster

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that mick taylor pic is hilarious.

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Turner68
that mick taylor pic is hilarious.

It looks like a first-day-in-the-kindergarten photo!

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MonkeyMan2000

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Turner68
that mick taylor pic is hilarious.

It looks like a first-day-in-the-kindergarten photo!

Unkind! More like first day at big school, surely!


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

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Turner68
that mick taylor pic is hilarious.

It looks like a first-day-in-the-kindergarten photo!

Lil' satchel.

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Olly.

Ethan Russell took the 1969 photos of Keith, Mick, Bill and Charlie on May 20th 1969 (supposedly) -
the same session as the Through the Past Darkly shots. I don't know who took Mick T's photo, or when.



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...Taylor turned up years early for the 'It's Only Rock 'N' Roll' video shoot.

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Olly.



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Max Vadukul took the shot on the Moscow Bridges poster.

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Olly.



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1) Who designed the Bridges to Babylon tower poster

Maybe Stefan Sagmeister can tell who was involved furthermore in the Artworks of "Bridges to Babylon" as he was the Art Director:


From the Book: "Graphic Design Solutions", 4th Edition, by Robin Landa

Who designed the Bridges to Babylon tower poster




Started out with Pieter Bruegel the Elder around 1563



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6) Who designed the skeleton Voodoo Lounge poster

Could have been 'RZO Productions': [www.iorr.org] . They had also produced the 1994-95 Tour program book: [www.amazon.com] .

Maybe Mark Norton can tell more as he was the Art Director at Voodoo Lounge.



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5) Who designed the stage in space Voodoo Lounge poster

This was RZO Productions too - there's a reproduction in the book The Rolling Stones: 50 with a credits line.

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with sssoul

Max Vadukul took the shot on the Moscow Bridges poster.

Yep - it's stated in the 'Bridges to Babylon' CD-Booklet.


Band Photography: Max Vadukul

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Those pictures come from the Through the Past, Darkly (Big Hits Vol.2) sessions. Only the MT one has got a different origin.



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Matt..I don't want to hijack your thread but i'm guessing you would know if anything like this supposed Satanic Majesties "promo" is legitimate. Thanks. [www.iorr.org]


IORR............but I like it!

I think it's just the album with the gatefold part cut off...

It looks like Max did all of the Babylon artwork and photos:

[www.google.com]

ART DIRECTION: Stefan SagmeisterDESIGN: Hjalti KarlssonPHOTOGRAPHY: Max Vadukul

[www.waddywachtelinfo.com]

BABYLON COVER:

Credits
Art direction: Stefan Sagmeister
Design: Stefan Sagmeister
Design: Hjalti Karlsson
Photography: Max Vadukul
Illustration: Kevin Murphy
Illustration: Gerard Howland (Floating Company)
Illustration: Alan Ayers
Client: Promotone B.V.

[albumcovers.wikia.com]


OTHER BABYLON ART LINKS:

[www.discogs.com]