Freddie Mercury, the iconic frontman of the legendary band Queen is known for his electrifying stage presence and unforgettable music. Born Farrokh Bulsara to Indian Parsi parents in Zanzibar, Mercury's musical legacy is beyond dispute, with Queen boasting more than 50 UK Top 40 hits spanning three decades. Now, fans from all corners of the globe are converging on Sotheby's in London to step into the private world of Freddie Mercury, thanks to his soulmate and confidante, Mary Austin.
Mercury left his treasure trove of belongings from Garden Lodge, his beloved home, to Mary Austin upon his passing in 1991. Now, in her 70s, Mary has chosen to share this remarkable collection of over 30,000 items with the world through an auction. The auction unveils Mercury's personal tastes, meticulous attention to detail, and a style that transcended conventional gender boundaries.
The items on display show 바카라 웹사이트Mercury's bold and provocative stage persona, which captivated countless fans. His highly theatrical style often drew enthusiastic participation from the audience, as he teased, shocked, and charmed them with his extravagant and ever-evolving stage presence.
The exhibition provides a rare glimpse into Mercury's personal life, revealing a man who, despite his flamboyant public image, was inherently shy when not performing, particularly around those he didn't know well. As Mercury once mused about himself, "When I'm performing, I'm an extrovert, yet inside, I'm a completely different man."
Among the treasures on display are the crown and robe that Mercury wore during the "Magic Tour," Queen's very last concert in Knebworth in 1986.바카라 웹사이트
Sotheby's, the prestigious auction house, is facilitating the sale of over 1,400 items from the estate of the Queen frontman. This remarkable collection will remain open for public viewing until September 5, 2023, offering fans and enthusiasts an opportunity to immerse themselves in the world of one of music's greatest legends.
