Rankin/RollingStones.comRolling Stones fans who haven't checked out the London photo exhibit celebrating the band's 50th anniversary will have a little more time to do so.  The Rolling Stones: 50 exhibition originally had been scheduled to close its doors this Monday, but the run has been extended until September 2.

The free exhibit opened on July 13, exactly 50 years and one day after the rock legends played their official first gig.  All of the band's current members, as well as former Stones Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor, attended an opening gala on July 12 at the Somerset House art space.  The display debuted in conjunction with the release of the Rolling Stones: 50 photo book, and features images that also can be seen in the tome.  Limited-edition prints of many of the pics can be purchased at the Somerset House gallery, as well as at RollingStones.com.

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