Times are changing, even for the most traditional and conservative institutions, such as the royal houses, which in recent years have been accepting unequal marriages, divorces and other small revolutions.
None had openly entered the field of
homosexuality,
until now, with the
official exit from the closet
of
Francisco Maria de Baviera
, head of the royal house of Wittelsbach, the last reigning family of the Kingdom of Bavaria.
The duke has never hidden his relationship with
Thomas Greinwald, his
boyfriend for years, but until now they had not posed together.
The
royal
and his partner have put themselves before the lens of the Dutch photographer and artist
Erwin Olaf
, one of Máxima de Holland's favorites.
The image will go down in history as the Duke of Bavaria, a descendant of Empress Sissi,
the first head of a European royal house to openly declare himself gay.
See this post on Instagram
The image is part of
Erwin Olaf's exhibition titled
Incredibly Beautiful,
open since last May 14 at the
Kunsthalle museum in Hamburg.
In it the duke appears with his partner, dressed in the Tyrolean style, in one of the rooms of the palace.
The Duke
would have been King of Bavaria
if the monarchy had not been abolished in 1918.
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