A current exhibition at the Cleveland Museum of Art features rare photographs of Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger.

The exhibit, which is titled "Constructed Identities," uses mostly photography from its own collection to examine the medium's ability to create identities, which can be both real or fictional.

The photographs showcasing Jagger, which are Polaroid photos, were taken from Andy Warhol's Little Red Notebook.

Other photographs featured in the exhibit include Henri Cartier-Bresson's intimate portrayal of Robert F. Kennedy's family and Patrick Nagatani's 50-part visual chronicle of Zen monk Ryoichi's archeological expeditions.

This exhibition opened on Sunday, December 14, 2014 and is free and open to the public. It runs through April 26, 2015.