Mick Jagger subject of photo exhibition

LONDON, May 1 (UPI) -- Mick Jagger, a founding member of British rockers the Rolling Stones, is the subject of a 12-picture display in the National Portrait Gallery in London.

The Daily Telegraph said the photographs were taken in the 1960s, and feature a young Jagger staring into the camera as the rest of the Stones stand behind him.

The display is titled "Mick Jagger: Young in the 60s," and features photographs by Gered Mankowitz, the band's first official photographer.

It also includes pictures by photographers Cecil Beaton, Colin Jones and Philip Townsend, whose pictures were credited with providing a glimpse into the culture of the "swinging '60s."

The show opens Tuesday.