Freddie Mercury, Queen II Album Cover Session, London, 1974

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This photograph captures Freddie Mercury during the iconic Queen II album cover session in London, 1974. Taken by renowned photographer Mick Rock, the image features dramatic lighting, a bold costume, and a black background, showcasing the charisma and artistry of one of rock's most legendary frontmen. Now available as a fine-art print in multiple sizes.

Available in 11x14, 16x20, 20x24, 24x30, and 30x40 inches
Color print from the original session
Part of the Morrison Hotel Gallery collection of iconic music photography

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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 13 reviews)

Sofia ★★★★★ Aug 12, 2026

The dramatic lighting in this shot is everything—it pulls you right into that 1974 session, like you're standing in the studio. The print quality does justice to Mick Rock's original, and the bold costume details really pop on the paper. I've stared at it for five minutes straight and keep noticing

Henry ★★★★★ Aug 10, 2026

The dramatic lighting in this print pulls you right into that 1974 session—Freddie’s pose feels almost cinematic against the dark backdrop. I’ve had it framed in my hallway and every guest stops to ask about it.

Madison T. ★★★★★ Aug 9, 2026

The contrast on the print really makes Freddie’s profile jump out of the frame, and the costume detail is sharp even in the shadows. It’s hanging in my hallway now and every time I pass it, I stop for a second. Exactly the moody, theatrical energy I wanted from that 1974 session.