Maybe do some biblical figures to life. Moses, Jesus, Mary Magdalene, Sampson and Delilah, Cain and Able…just an idea. Ty for doing these, it truly helps to see how these people may have been, making history more alive and real. 😊
I found a picture of an English painter called Geoffrey Kneller. I was struck by how like my husband he was. Nobody seems to be able to see it except me. It would be interesting to see his look updated.
Queen Elizabeth and Anne Boleyn r my favs. It always amazes me when we only have paintings of people, and then bringing them to computerized life, how much younger they appear. Or rather how much more of their age they actually look.
Well, the painters did accentuate their best qualities and would omit an unattractive feature. They knew that some of the royalty would have them killed if their portrait was unflattering in any way. Also, they knew this would be an image that could last for centuries, so they wanted to touch up or omit small imperfections.
You have truly outdone yourself. Amazing work and some interesting choices. I especially liked Henry VIII expression. Just as arrogant as expected. I think Nefertiti was an amazing experience. And I think I saw Napoleon Bonaparte walking down the street the other day
I was impressed with all of them. But, as a historian of nearly 50 years, my favourites are the members of the family who sparked my interest in history all those years ago……..The Tudors. 😊 Very well done. 😊
Me too. I was always drawn to the Tudors for some reason. Although, I do love a man with long hair so when Charles II popped up, I kinda thought 'oh yeah, I'd stalk this man, lol. To be honest tho', I thought they were all pretty good!
Definitely one of the best videos of this type I've seen. Queen Anne and Jane Austen are beautiful and King Charles II as a rock star is absolutely perfect!
It is awasome, fascinating and so satisfying to see at once those people like they were alive. I always had problem to imagine them when I watch old paintings because they look similar to... nobody. And now they look so familar! Thank you! 😃
It's when you see them transformed into real people and not just looking at a painting then i think WOW it makes them more real then they ever wear . It's so hard to pick a favourite i loved them all 💜 I will probably watch it a few more times like i normally do incase i missed something the first time
That was amazing! When the various queens' paintings became modern photos, they suddenly became beautiful. Looking at the paintings, I would have never called any of them pretty. And Issac Newton... Wow! These were 8 minutes well spent 😃
Господи, как же вы объедаетесь своей пропагандой. "Ууу Сталин такой плохой! 😭 Ууу ел детей на завтрак! Ууу Я это знаю, потому что мне так антисоветский Запад рассказывал! И поэтому я буду активно потреблять полу ложь вместе с полу правдой и попутно обвинять злых русских и "комми" в пропаганде против хороших и добрых нас ууу😭"
King Charles II as a modern rock musician is my favourite! 😂🤣. And oh, Rembrandt’s fabulous hair is my 2nd favourite. All your AI historical figures are great! Thanks for your hard work.😊❤
Henry VIII cleaned up nicely. You shouldn't have changed the eye color of Elizabeth and her mother Ann Boleyn, though. They were both known for their dark eyes.
It is always fascinating that many women in these pictures have incredibly small mouths. Either because fashion wanted it that way and the painters helped out a little. Or because they made up their lips like that, similar to women at the beginning of the 20th century. As a result, many women look a bit strange in the modern pictures, because nowadays no one wears make-up like that, and has such a tiny mouth. Michelangelo looks insanely alive, and I could swear I saw Henry Vlll the other day. 🤣
you are wrong. it is only now that big lips and big asses are fashionable and women are going to plastic surgeons to get lip implants and Brazilian butt lifts.
@@anastasia10017 Well... the small lip thing is not that far off. Small mouths and short even teeth use to be considered feminine. To have such features if you were of a higher class would alert others that you were a 'lady of poise and quality' so to speak. Woman lips were seen as mimicking labia. It was not ideal for a Highborn female to sport full juicy lips; having such could beckon arousal in a male. Now long teeth are attributed to youthfulness and so are full lips. Silent cues of female fertility are full earlobes, lips and feet. Fatty deposits in these areas are contingent on ESTROGEN. As estrogen wanes these body parts start to thin. A chiropractor was explaining the fatty cushioning underneath the feet, allowing comfort for wearing higher heeled footwear. When menopause kicks in those fat pads thin hence the 'comfortable shoe' decades arrive. He went on to tell me very wealthy women get fat injected onto these thinned out areas so they can continue to wear high-heeled shoes. I had my lips filled once because I have a shapely upper lip and a very thin lower lip actually lacking pigment, which makes it look even thinner :(. The plastic surgeon put in 'just enough'. I was utterly unprepared for the amount of compliments I recieved from men... How I wish I could afford to have my ear lobes plumped up being 70yrs old now. DIfferant centuries and decades have their own concepts of beauty. Bet you didn't notice the SIDE PARTS in the modern female hair images. Use to be a big NO-NO. Hair was still mainly parted down the middle into the 1970's.
@@anastasia10017 You misunderstood me. Look at the mouths in the pictures, they look similar to the mouths of the female movie stars of the 1920s. They powdered the sides of their mouths and only accentuated the middle part with lipstick. This has nothing to do with thick or thin lips, but that the mouth is generally very small. It's like painting a child's mouth on an adult's face.
@@lynnodonnell4764 I certainly didn't know that about the feet. Wow! I was wondering why I never had problem feet when I was younger and could wear high heels without once having sore feet. I could dance up a storm in spiked heels. Now, no way.
One of the coolest things I've ever seen. I've seen doppelgangers all over, even in the U.S. So cool. Gives the whole, "we're just a simulation" thing some actual credence.
Loved them all they look like any one on the street today … it’s hard to choose which is the best but Henry the 8 th looked handsome and Queen Elizabeth 1 are my favorite ❤️ excellent job!
I like them all 😍 even the "ugly" ones became amazingly beautiful 😍 😊 congratulations for your extraordinary work! May you all and the channel have a very blessed 2024 🤩❤️
Captivant! Je les regarde en boucle. L'infographie est superbe. Beaucoup de travail et de plus tous les visages ne révèlent que de la beauté. Un travail magnifique. Merci.
Fantastic work! I love how the ai keeps the expressions the artists had painted, then you can see how it would look on a more real looking person. Really amazing, it totally enhances the original artwork to see both together. ❤
He was also very tall, with a very athletic physique. He must have been very impressive. Too bad he had that accident. And of course, age catches up with all of us!
My favorites are Thomas Jefferson looking upwards as into America’s destiny, others like the cerebral Jane Austin and Sir Isaac Newton looked very attractive and date able. … Nefertiti is stunning. Keep up the superb labors of love.
My ex husband who is descended from Napoleon looked exactly like him in his twenties and thirties. My youngest ex bil looked just like Napoleon Jr at about the same age Jr was painted on a horse.
Recently I read a description of him by someone who knew him, and it said that Napoleon was slightly teinted and that he had grey eyes. Sorry, I don't remember the website.
Great stuff...I'm cracking up at the the quasi-handsomeness of Sir Isaac...played by Adrien Brody...and King Charles I as a rock star was pretty inspired...but Napoleon kinda looked like my junior high band teacher. Lol😂
Wow.......amazing. history repeating itself? This was absolutely amazing. Kudos!! I've been an armchair historian for years, and all of the likenesses are totally spot on!
I find that when the hair is modernized noticeably, like Isaac Newton's, that helps to imagine him as our contemporary. But with others, the hair styles weren't altered much from their familiar portraits (e.g. Franklin, Washington, Jefferson, Shakespeare) so it's harder to make that imaginative shift. I found Catherine the Great, Columbus, Jane Austen, Akhenaten, Nefertiti all to be extraordinary. Bravo on the clothing, too!
Henry VIII, Rembrandt,Goethe and Jane Austen ,Nefertiti, Madame de Pompadour ....of course, it is very interesting to see, that all of them could look so " normaly" to us, when cloths and hairstyle are so, like we are today. After all, they were all just human, although some brought much harm to other humans!
I love them all but Henry 8th looks like a rock star! Enjoy the queens too because it's hard to tell what they looked like from official paintings. Most look austere and haughty but your images really bring them to life!
Found every one of them to be uniquely handsome in their own way. Yes, the word 'handsome' is also a word to describe an attractive female; even into the 1970's !
They are all excellent in great detail. Well done a lot of work went into recreating these individuals and bringing their images into the modern world of today, 🙌🏼
I loved this, it made me see different things in the portraits that I hadn't noticed before. Queen Mary, Henry VIII's daughter, always looked slightly 'unhinged' to me, and you captured that beautifully.
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Maybe do some biblical figures to life. Moses, Jesus, Mary Magdalene, Sampson and Delilah, Cain and Able…just an idea. Ty for doing these, it truly helps to see how these people may have been, making history more alive and real. 😊
@@kelleyhawk6595 no, we don't have any photograph or even physical description of those people. It will just be fantasy instead of AI enhancement.
I found a picture of an English painter called Geoffrey Kneller. I was struck by how like my husband he was. Nobody seems to be able to see it except me. It would be interesting to see his look updated.
I loved this. Thank you 😊
King Charles II
I love Charles II as a hair band guitarist!
He looks like Brian May from Queen
@@nancyomalley6286my thoughts exactly..although the mustache would look better on Freddie..
@@stevedickson5853 LOL!
I immediately thought of Frank Zappa.
Agreed. I laughed out loud when I saw it.
Queen Elizabeth and Anne Boleyn r my favs. It always amazes me when we only have paintings of people, and then bringing them to computerized life, how much younger they appear. Or rather how much more of their age they actually look.
Did them all a great deal of justice I'd Say
Well, the painters did accentuate their best qualities and would omit an unattractive feature. They knew that some of the royalty would have them killed if their portrait was unflattering in any way. Also, they knew this would be an image that could last for centuries, so they wanted to touch up or omit small imperfections.
The best interpretation of Nefertiti I have ever seen. But the others are good too!
Anne of Cleves was lovely. Michaelangelo's face was fascinating and amazing. I really like Rembrant's face too.
She must have had plenty of guys begging her out for dates in her time.
You have truly outdone yourself. Amazing work and some interesting choices. I especially liked Henry VIII expression. Just as arrogant as expected.
I think Nefertiti was an amazing experience.
And I think I saw Napoleon Bonaparte walking down the street the other day
I was impressed with all of them. But, as a historian of nearly 50 years, my favourites are the members of the family who sparked my interest in history all those years ago……..The Tudors. 😊 Very well done. 😊
Fair enough!
Me too. I was always drawn to the Tudors for some reason. Although, I do love a man with long hair so when Charles II popped up, I kinda thought 'oh yeah, I'd stalk this man, lol. To be honest tho', I thought they were all pretty good!
They look very Welsh, don't they? The Stuarts were very glamorous
So many of these are giving off Rockstar vibes. The rebels, the movers and the shakers of their day. I love showing these to my daughter.
Definitely one of the best videos of this type I've seen. Queen Anne and Jane Austen are beautiful and King Charles II as a rock star is absolutely perfect!
Wonderful artwork! :) I can actually feel the personalities of each person by the expression on their faces :)
It is truly fascinating to see these people as modern people you might see today.
young stalin looks like he could be in a boyband🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nefertiti without a doubt ! Love these 🙌
It is awasome, fascinating and so satisfying to see at once those people like they were alive. I always had problem to imagine them when I watch old paintings because they look similar to... nobody. And now they look so familar! Thank you! 😃
It's when you see them transformed into real people and not just looking at a painting then i think WOW it makes them more real then they ever wear . It's so hard to pick a favourite i loved them all 💜 I will probably watch it a few more times like i normally do incase i missed something the first time
Same :)
King Henry reminded me of the singer Sam
They were all amazing....Henry V111 looked brilliant with today's look....
He looked like George Michael
Yes it was my favorite!
That was amazing! When the various queens' paintings became modern photos, they suddenly became beautiful. Looking at the paintings, I would have never called any of them pretty. And Issac Newton... Wow! These were 8 minutes well spent 😃
Thank you so much 😀
Henry VIII looked pretty dashing too.
I like all of them. Good job!
OMG. That was amazing. That blew me away. Well done.
My favs were Vivaldi and Jefferson. Hard to choose becasue they are all wonderful. Thank you.
Henry is perfect..100% well done
You could easily see him down the pub on a weekend with his mates.
Known for throwing back several beers and having an eye for the ladies.
Henry VIII looks like a redneck who might be out shootin' hawgs or catchin' bass.
King Charles II looks awesome as an 80’s hair band rocker. Guitarist and lead singer.
Amazing how Akhenaten changed from weirdly ugly to really handsome!! 4:25
Another fantastic video! They look so real in the modern version!
The re-imagined Isaac Newton cracked me up!
I found Isaac Newton absolutely the most attractive of the men!
This is extraordinary! Stalin was absolutely gorgeous! What a shame his behavior as a leader was the polar opposite.
This is true. Stalin was known to be very handsome in his youth, but yes, he was a terrible man.
Господи, как же вы объедаетесь своей пропагандой. "Ууу Сталин такой плохой! 😭 Ууу ел детей на завтрак! Ууу Я это знаю, потому что мне так антисоветский Запад рассказывал! И поэтому я буду активно потреблять полу ложь вместе с полу правдой и попутно обвинять злых русских и "комми" в пропаганде против хороших и добрых нас ууу😭"
King Charles II as a modern rock musician is my favourite! 😂🤣. And oh, Rembrandt’s fabulous hair is my 2nd favourite. All your AI historical figures are great! Thanks for your hard work.😊❤
Most people unfamiliar with a young King Henry forget he was once a very handsome man.
That's what historians say, he was handsome athletic young man... until the accident!
Henry VIII cleaned up nicely. You shouldn't have changed the eye color of Elizabeth and her mother Ann Boleyn, though. They were both known for their dark eyes.
Maybe in the modern depictions, they are both wearing colored maybe blue contact lenses! LOL.
Johnny Depp could play Rembrant*
Henry VIII was gross and still looked full of himself.
@@barbarat5729I honestly thought modern Henry was James Corden for a moment 😂
@@MikiBorahae The artist portrayed both Anne and Elizabeth's eyes as light hazel, though. Both were known for their dark brown eyes.
Absolutely brilliant work! 💯👏 Really enjoyed this, and the shorter Christmas version.. thankyou!
I don`t know why, but this video made me cry. Really fantastic, many thanks!!!
I agree paired with the mesmerizing music, I was crying.
It is always fascinating that many women in these pictures have incredibly small mouths. Either because fashion wanted it that way and the painters helped out a little. Or because they made up their lips like that, similar to women at the beginning of the 20th century. As a result, many women look a bit strange in the modern pictures, because nowadays no one wears make-up like that, and has such a tiny mouth.
Michelangelo looks insanely alive, and I could swear I saw Henry Vlll the other day. 🤣
you are wrong. it is only now that big lips and big asses are fashionable and women are going to plastic surgeons to get lip implants and Brazilian butt lifts.
@@anastasia10017 Well... the small lip thing is not that far off. Small mouths and short even teeth use to be considered feminine. To have such features if you were of a higher class would alert others that you were a 'lady of poise and quality' so to speak.
Woman lips were seen as mimicking labia. It was not ideal for a Highborn female to sport full juicy lips; having such could beckon arousal in a male.
Now long teeth are attributed to youthfulness and so are full lips.
Silent cues of female fertility are full earlobes, lips and feet. Fatty deposits in these areas are contingent on ESTROGEN. As estrogen wanes these body parts start to thin.
A chiropractor was explaining the fatty cushioning underneath the feet, allowing comfort for wearing higher heeled footwear. When menopause kicks in those fat pads thin hence the 'comfortable shoe' decades arrive. He went on to tell me very wealthy women get fat injected onto these thinned out areas so they can continue to wear high-heeled shoes.
I had my lips filled once because I have a shapely upper lip and a very thin lower lip actually lacking pigment, which makes it look even thinner :(. The plastic surgeon put in 'just enough'. I was utterly unprepared for the amount of compliments I recieved from men...
How I wish I could afford to have my ear lobes plumped up being 70yrs old now.
DIfferant centuries and decades have their own concepts of beauty.
Bet you didn't notice the SIDE PARTS in the modern female hair images. Use to be a big NO-NO.
Hair was still mainly parted down the middle into the 1970's.
@@anastasia10017
You misunderstood me. Look at the mouths in the pictures, they look similar to the mouths of the female movie stars of the 1920s. They powdered the sides of their mouths and only accentuated the middle part with lipstick.
This has nothing to do with thick or thin lips, but that the mouth is generally very small. It's like painting a child's mouth on an adult's face.
Your comment sparked a good discussion.
@@lynnodonnell4764 I certainly didn't know that about the feet. Wow! I was wondering why I never had problem feet when I was younger and could wear high heels without once having sore feet. I could dance up a storm in spiked heels. Now, no way.
Elizabeth 1 was my favorite. Character and beauty rolled into one.
One of the coolest things I've ever seen. I've seen doppelgangers all over, even in the U.S. So cool. Gives the whole, "we're just a simulation" thing some actual credence.
Henry VIII... in a leather jacket, absolutly brillant 😊❤
Awesome. Best historical figures recreation ever. Thank you.
Loved them all they look like any one on the street today … it’s hard to choose which is the best but Henry the 8 th looked handsome and Queen Elizabeth 1 are my favorite ❤️ excellent job!
Amazing work. Thank you.
Queen Victoria has been brought back to life in Princess Beatrice!
I rather saw H.M. the late Queen Elizabeth
I like them all 😍 even the "ugly" ones became amazingly beautiful 😍 😊 congratulations for your extraordinary work! May you all and the channel have a very blessed 2024 🤩❤️
Captivant! Je les regarde en boucle. L'infographie est superbe. Beaucoup de travail et de plus tous les visages ne révèlent que de la beauté. Un travail magnifique. Merci.
Fantastic work! I love how the ai keeps the expressions the artists had painted, then you can see how it would look on a more real looking person. Really amazing, it totally enhances the original artwork to see both together. ❤
Henry VIII. Now I can see why they thought he was so good looking! I never could see it before. He didn’t age well, did he?
Well, after the accident, he went downward with eating and obesity...
He was also very tall, with a very athletic physique. He must have been very impressive. Too bad he had that accident. And of course, age catches up with all of us!
Tout simplement EXTRAORDINAIRE !!!!❤
Merci.
My favorites are Thomas Jefferson looking upwards as into America’s destiny, others like the cerebral Jane Austin and Sir Isaac Newton looked very attractive and date able. … Nefertiti is stunning. Keep up the superb labors of love.
Napoleon bears an uncanny resemblance to young Phil Collins.
My ex husband who is descended from Napoleon looked exactly like him in his twenties and thirties. My youngest ex bil looked just like Napoleon Jr at about the same age Jr was painted on a horse.
Recently I read a description of him by someone who knew him, and it said that Napoleon was slightly teinted and that he had grey eyes. Sorry, I don't remember the website.
His face actually looks a lot like Woody Harrelson
0:46 Ed Sheeran xD
Bravo!! I saw the previous one, and I truly enjoyed both. Thank you.
This is so cool and awesome. I love this. Akhenaton's a hottie.
First time I see a "modern" Jane Austen, she was cute! Charles II was born to sing with Queens 😂
Great stuff...I'm cracking up at the the quasi-handsomeness of Sir Isaac...played by Adrien Brody...and King Charles I as a rock star was pretty inspired...but Napoleon kinda looked like my junior high band teacher. Lol😂
Wow I loved them all. Great job......
I like Catharine, the Great, Henry vIII and Jane Austen. Well done!
Isaac Newton is pretty wow! Reminds me of Peter Zeihan.
Absolutely fantastic work. I loved it. Thank you for this masterpiece
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks
Thank you so much!
These are so amazing. Benjamin Franklin touched me the most - I wonder what he'd say about the US now.
Beautifully done. Thank you for sharing. 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Fantastic. Perhaps the hair could be more updated on some of them such as Jefferson and Shakespeare, but otherwise perfect.
Absolutely fascinating concept and beautifully executed. Kudos on a job extremely well done.
I liked them all especially King Henry the 8!👍🏻🥰😁🦊
Without destroying the original you had done an amazing job.. excellent..
I liked them all, but favorites were Lincoln, Akhenaten, and Jane Austen.
This is absolutely amazing! Thank you for it, I've never been able to so clearly SEE these historical figures before!👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Anyone else notice how their appearance matches what they are known for? Does our face shape our destiny or our destiny alter our appearance?!?!
Outstanding, all of them!
The problem with such representation is that the ancient depictions were not even intended to convey the actual looks.
It's incredible! Superb! 👍👍👍
Extraordinary. Especially Akhenaton
This was pretty cool😊thank you for this!
You're so welcome!
When they smile, I find myself smiling back.
Wow.......amazing. history repeating itself? This was absolutely amazing. Kudos!! I've been an armchair historian for years, and all of the likenesses are totally spot on!
Simply fantastic; nothing more can be said.
Love your modern interpretation of Henry Viii - Napoleon was great too and of course all the Tudors
Charlie II looks a lot like Frank Zappa, while young Stalin's pretty hot!! Liz I looks Meryl Streepish.
King Henry VIII as a contestant on American Idol is friggen hilarious.
😊Curioso. William Shakespeare parecía hipster en su época y seguramente en esta también lo hubiera sido 😉✌🤘
Wonderful - I so enjoyed watching this - thank you so much for making and sharing. I will look forward to seeing more.
I find that when the hair is modernized noticeably, like Isaac Newton's, that helps to imagine him as our contemporary. But with others, the hair styles weren't altered much from their familiar portraits (e.g. Franklin, Washington, Jefferson, Shakespeare) so it's harder to make that imaginative shift. I found Catherine the Great, Columbus, Jane Austen, Akhenaten, Nefertiti all to be extraordinary. Bravo on the clothing, too!
I find these images to be hauntingly fascinating....👍🤔
I actually thought Mary, Queen of Scots was alive.
Excellent. I found Queen Anne the most attractive. My son in law looks incredibly similar to Henry VIII and he's as big and strong as an ox!
She was stunning!
I really loved this. Thank you x x x
Henry VIII, Rembrandt,Goethe and Jane Austen ,Nefertiti, Madame de Pompadour ....of course, it is very interesting to see, that all of them could look so " normaly" to us, when cloths and hairstyle are so, like we are today. After all, they were all just human, although some brought much harm to other humans!
A truly amazing job. There are so many wonderful depictions of historical people it is hard to choose a favorite.
Amazing Job ! Bravo
Thank you! Cheers!
Truly remarkable. So many looked so close beyond imagination, Thanks for the effort.
Okay, so Franklin looks like an aging rockstar, and I am here for it. 🤘🏻
I love them all but Henry 8th looks like a rock star! Enjoy the queens too because it's hard to tell what they looked like from official paintings. Most look austere and haughty but your images really bring them to life!
Found every one of them to be uniquely handsome in their own way. Yes, the word 'handsome' is also a word to describe an attractive female; even into the 1970's !
I think that,the contemporary fashion and style makes people look more attractive and beautiful.Great work!😀
Stunning post! Thanks so much for posting.
This was wonderful!
Vivaldi looks like ed sheeran
They are all excellent in great detail. Well done a lot of work went into recreating these individuals and bringing their images into the modern world of today, 🙌🏼
This was amazing to watch! Very well done. Henry VIII was very cool!
Thank you very much!
Loved Queen Anne..looking so lovely and ofcourse King Charles ll the Rockstar too..💯👍
My favorite is Jane Austen although of course your work on all of them is amazing.
Étonnant et émouvant de redonner vie à toutes ces grandes figures...😊❤
I loved this, it made me see different things in the portraits that I hadn't noticed before. Queen Mary, Henry VIII's daughter, always looked slightly 'unhinged' to me, and you captured that beautifully.
She also looks very like Greta Thunberg.
@@gogglebox2427 She does! 😂😂says it all really doesn't it...
@@tazzie2shoos yes.. "Bloody Mary" has been re-incarnated as "bloody Greta". 😂 Both dogma driven.
Oh Yes can see that now thanks for making me chuckle
@@gogglebox2427
Absolutely brilliant
Me gustó mucho !
Brilliant !! I really enjoyed it. Always wondered about the difference between then and now