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Stones' tongue sold to museum
Stones' tongue sold to V&A museum
Stones' Tongue Sold To Museum
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Stones' tongue sold to museum
The original artwork of the iconic lips and tongue image used as a logo by the Rolling Stones has been sold to the V&A.The design, which art student John Pasche was paid £50 to create, was bought for £51,375.He spoke about its creation and its impact on his life.
BBC | September 2, 2008
