I'll give you a few clues:

•   He's been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Twice.

•   His first solo album was brilliantly titled 'I've Got My Own Album To Do'.

•   He survived rehab by swapping alcohol for stamp collecting.

•   And he's played with Bob Dylan, David Bowie, Prince, Eric Clapton, Rod Stewart, and a little-known British band called The Rolling Stones...

It could only be this man.

Ronnie Wood is an absolute rock and roll legend.

A guitar hero. A renowned painter.

And possibly the only man alive that ever out-partied Keith Richards.

He's an incredible survivor, who battled cancer and addiction and came out the other side stronger than ever.

So the fact that Ronnie Wood is still with us at all is worth celebrating.

He's one of music's greatest characters.

And he's also a highly talented artist, whose paintings are exhibited all over the world. As he says himself:

"When I first started all this, it was mostly music fans that came along, Stones fans. But now, I'm being taken seriously. I've got highfalutin' art collectors and everything!"

So if you collect music memorabilia and autographs...

What could be better than owning a Ronnie Wood signed self-portrait?

And luckily for you...

This one has just arrived in stock.

From the hand of a Rolling Stone.

Paul Fraser Collectibles | Ronnie Wood signed self-portrait sketch

This is a great Ronnie Wood cartoon self-portrait.

Featuring his famous profile and his trademark mop of black hair.

And signed simply “Ronnie” with a flourish.

Wood has become known for these pieces, which combine his autograph and his portrait. They're instantly recognisable – and highly collectible.

This example is larger than most, drawn with bold black marker pen on a sheet measuring approx 21 by 29.7cm (8.3 by 11.7 inches).

It's the ideal size for framing and display.

You can hang it on your wall next to your collection of signed albums and rock and roll artefacts.

And just like Ronnie himself, it will need no introduction.

Time is on your side (for now...)

Ronnie Wood was born to be a Rolling Stone.

And 2025 will mark his 50th year in the band.

He's been trading guitar riffs with Keith Richards and chasing Mick Jagger around on stage for half a century.

And if that doesn't make you rock and roll royalty, I don't know what does.

But although the Stones seem to defy the laws of time, the sad passing of drummer Charlie Watts was a reminder that nothing lasts forever.

That's why I suggest you start collecting Stones pieces today.

The value of their autographs has been increasing steadily for more than 20 years:

Up 1106% since 2000.
And up 20% in 2023 alone.

The biggest annual rises have come since Watts' death in 2021, as canny collectors look to get ahead of the game.

Because for a band of their incredible history and stature, I believe the Rolling Stones are still undervalued.

But when they're finally gone, I predict the market will ramp up significantly.

Every collector will want to own their signatures.

And signed pieces like this sketch will be considerably harder to find...

And considerably more expensive.

A classic rock and roll autograph.

Ronnie Wood is a true one-off.

A man who embodies the spirit of rock and roll.

And a musician who played on some of the greatest records ever made.

This is a superb signed sketch by the man himself.

A self-portrait every music lover will recognise.

Simple. Iconic. But not too serious.

And a few years from now, when the Rolling Stones have played their final encore, and fans are desperate to own pieces such as this...

You'll already have one hanging on your wall.

You can buy it now for just £2,995.

You have three simple ways to place your order.

Email me at info@paulfrasercollectibles.com
Call me on +44 (0) 1534 639 998.
Or click to purchase now in our secure online store.

Purchase this item now

Your personal guarantee.

This Ronnie Wood signed sketch is covered by our 28-day returns policy.

So if you decide it's not right for you, you're free to return it - no questions asked.

And delivery is completely free and fully insured.

I've been helping clients build their collections for 45 years.

So if you have any questions about this piece, get in touch today.

Email me now at info@paulfrasercollectibles.com.

Or call me on +44 (0) 1534 639 998.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Until next time,

Paul Fraser.