Captured during a performance just two months before the band's official split, this image shows The Faces in peak flamboyant attire, engaged in wild on-stage camaraderie. Hand-signed by John Rowlands, strictly limited edition.
The Full Story
The Moment
This image shows The Faces in peak flamboyant attire—silks, satins, and flares—engaged in a moment of wild, on-stage camaraderie. Ronnie Wood and Rod Stewart are caught mid-laugh, perfectly illustrating the band's "party" atmosphere despite internal tensions.
The Heritage
The Faces were known for their chaotic yet joyful performances. This show captures the energy of a group at the height of their irreverent, unpolished rock-and-roll style, with Rowlands documenting not just the music but the lived experience of the band on stage.
Provenance & Release Newly revealed, first professional release from the John Rowlands archive. Hand-signed by John Rowlands, strictly limited and hand-numbered. Museum-grade scanning and archival pigment printing on heavyweight, acid-free fine art paper.
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Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, October 27, 1975
Captured during a performance just two months before the band's official split, this image shows The Faces in peak flamboyant attire, engaged in wild on-stage camaraderie. Hand-signed by John Rowlands, strictly limited edition.
The Full Story
The Moment
This image shows The Faces in peak flamboyant attire—silks, satins, and flares—engaged in a moment of wild, on-stage camaraderie. Ronnie Wood and Rod Stewart are caught mid-laugh, perfectly illustrating the band's "party" atmosphere despite internal tensions.
The Heritage
The Faces were known for their chaotic yet joyful performances. This show captures the energy of a group at the height of their irreverent, unpolished rock-and-roll style, with Rowlands documenting not just the music but the lived experience of the band on stage.
Provenance & Release Newly revealed, first professional release from the John Rowlands archive. Hand-signed by John Rowlands, strictly limited and hand-numbered. Museum-grade scanning and archival pigment printing on heavyweight, acid-free fine art paper.
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