The Rolling Stones – Their Satanic Majesties Request (Lenticular Promotional Display)

An original promotional display featuring the iconic lenticular 3D artwork from The Rolling Stones’ 1967 album Their Satanic Majesties Request. Reproducing one of the most distinctive album covers of the psychedelic era, the display captures the innovative three-dimensional image that made the original release an instant collector’s piece.

Created to promote the album at the time of its release, displays such as this were produced in far smaller numbers than the commercial LP and were intended for use in record shops rather than for public sale. As a result, surviving examples are considerably scarcer than the album itself.

Designed by photographer Michael Cooper, the elaborate cover became one of the defining visual statements of the Summer of Love, reflecting the band’s embrace of psychedelia and experimental studio recording during one of the most adventurous periods of their career.

This display comes directly from the personal collection of Mary Cobra (Mary Ramirez), founding guitarist of The Detroit Cobras, whose archive reflects a lifelong appreciation for landmark rock recordings and music memorabilia.

Key Details & Collectability

• Original promotional display for The Rolling Stones - Their Satanic Majesties Request.

• Features the album’s iconic lenticular 3D artwork.

• Produced for promotional display rather than commercial sale.

• Based on the celebrated artwork by photographer Michael Cooper.

• From the personal collection of Mary Cobra (Mary Ramirez) of The Detroit Cobras.

• A highly displayable piece of Rolling Stones memorabilia with strong appeal to collectors of psychedelic rock and vintage record store promotional material.