Ronnie Wood Explains Why His Painting Features Mick Jagger Nude
Ronnie Wood unveiled a new Pablo Picasso-inspired painting he completed of The Rolling Stones, and Mick Jagger is featured in the painting sans clothing. Wood’s painting was completed in 2020…

Ronnie Wood unveiled a new Pablo Picasso-inspired painting he completed of The Rolling Stones, and Mick Jagger is featured in the painting sans clothing.
Wood's painting was completed in 2020 be it received a grand debut as a billboard on Wood Lane (get it!) in London's Shepherd's Bush neighborhood.
Per Billboard, the painting, dubbed "Abstract Performance," is part of a series of paintings by the guitarist, and Jagger is actually nude in all of them.
Why? According to Wood, "He’s nude in all of them, because I got the original inspiration from a Picasso piece called ‘The Dancers’ and they were all prancing about in the nude. And I thought, why not? You know, it’s a good form of expression.
"Abstract Performance" is available for purchase for a limited time from now until February 14 at RonnieWood.com and can be viewed below.
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