The collection ranges from the earliest days of the band through their ascendancy into rock’s pantheon and beyond, with shots dating back to 1964, the year their eponymous debut lifted them to the upper echelons of music stardom and a spot at the top of the charts. Images from that year include a black-and-white portrait of the then-fivesome, featuring the late Brian Jones and former bassist Bill Wyman, by iconic imagemaker David Bailey. A portrait of Jagger from a later series by Bailey, which showed each of the band members’ faces hidden behind gauzy fabric in saturated colors, would be featured as the cover of their 1973 album, Goats Head Soup. The two images were shot barely a decade apart, but it could have been a lifetime in the stylistic evolution of both the band and the photographer.