Artists painted them more attractive than they actually were. Kind of like how we edit our own photographs today. They were paid good money and wouldn't insult royalty if a certain feature or two were not very attractive
@@Goldrefinedthrufire I definitely agree with you that makes a lot of sense but in my opinion for my own observations I perceive a lot of Russian women to be extremely beautiful so I’m sure the artist still did exaggerations and tried to blend away imperfections, but it’s not shocking to me that a lot of them were painted as beautiful because I do think that a lot of them are very pretty inherently today.
@@ramencurry6672 There is a much better chance you'll find a similarly looking American than you would find a Russian looking like that at the given time. It's just that the neural network needs to learn on people's faces, and I seriously doubt the authors had thousands of 19th century Russians to "feed" to the network.
With each and every face, I find myself falling in love… A beauty who lived so long ago and now only exists on a stretched piece of canvas in a museum or anonymous hall. I think I knew how Christopher Reeves character felt in Somewhere In Time. 💔
You do know that all life gets recycled? It's called reincarnation in its glory! We ALL exist forever, so don't be disheartened. They all come back if they have more to learn on Earth. It's their choice.. You made your choice before you were "born" unto your mother. :) Stay positive. Peace.
@@rachaelb. Hi Rachael! As I've gotten older, I've opened to many thoughts and ideas, though I'm not sure I believe in one distinct pattern of dogma that the great religions of the world profess. I do believe there is something else, something much greater than me, though I'm not sure what that is. I also believe that WHAT is the force that animates all life from the smallest of the small to the giants beyond the infinite. I think The Life of Pi, may sum my religious beliefs as I could never turn my back on a philosophy held sacred by so many. Peace be unto to you and thank you for sharing your thoughts!
По-моему они как близнецы получились. Может специально похожие прототипы подобрали, я не знаю. Но ни одна из этих женщин не имеет классической "русской" внешности, они скорее похожи на женщин с Кавказа.
#4 Princess Elizaveta Esperovna Trubetskaya; "According to a contemporary" "..., not beautiful..." Wow... someone had a pretty messed up definition of beauty. Unless of course they actually meant to say, "Not beautiful... but..... Stunning"
I was intrigued when I read that too, but I thought it would be valuable to share how some people saw beauty. I am sure that these women looked much better alive then in painting, so that is why the renderings are doing a favour to them!
Thank you for doing this. This gives a second chance at life to women who lived a long time ago ... I grew up in Siberia, where the entire atmosphere was saturated with the relics of exiled nobility. This helps to peek into the era , remember through the history and art as if saying to all those who passed a long time ago - you are not forgotten. Looking at their faces makes me feel somewhat sad and nostalgic. Makes the past come to life once again, in vivid colors ...
Thank you for pointing out that some of nobility of Russia were sent to Siberia. Many people do not know that. A grandfather of my great-grandfather belonged to Russian aristocracy and was sent from St. Petersburg to Siberia for his involvement with the Decembrist revolt. His children, grandchildren, greatgrandchildren, etc., including myself were born in Siberia. When I used to tell people in Central Russia and in the West that I was from Siberia, I did not realize they were automatically labelling me as a peasant from Siberian forests (even though I have advanced academic degrees). A little ignorance can go a long way, when unchecked.
@@ik1408"Many people do not know that." OMG, this is so true. Decembrist revolt had produced a LOT of exiles and subsequently brought tons of St. Petersburg culture back to Siberia with it. Even the architecture is reminiscent of St. Petersburg. When I show pictures of my native Irkutsk to people from abroad , the common element is a surprise - "oh, I didn't realize there is life out there and it looks normal' :))). Not only that, many do not realize that Siberia is a great academic center - Irkutsk, Novosibirsk have quite a number of universities , colleges and an academy. Siberian people are well educated and well read (and very tough).
Countess Varvaras portrait is absolutely striking, I mean the painting, the AI software is neat but that original artist knocked it out of the park. She was beautiful.
We can thank the Winterhalter about painting her image with great detail. Without him we would only guess about how she look. By the way during my life I seen similarly looking Russian woman IRL. Indeed the real Varvara was beautiful.
You seriously need to make one of these of Natalya Pushkina (neé Goncharova) - wife of the poet Alexander Pushkin. They may not have been the highest nobility but Russia’s national poet died in a duel defending her honor and she was said to be one of the most beautiful women of her day. For her connection to Pushkin and the way he died (so young too), she is a truly significant woman in 19th century Russian culture.
Yes, at first she was the most beautiful woman of Moscow, and then she conquered the capital and emperor. One contemporary of Pushkin recalled - "Pushkin entered the hall, accompanied by a lady of dazzling beauty."
@@darlingdear2687 His "Song of the Prophetic Oleg" makes one think about a "temporary" stay in this world, when the sorcerer contemptuously refuses the prince's gift, and, turning to the prince, predicts his death from the prince's beloved horse.
I find it rather moving and sad too know these beautiful ladies no longer exist in life. It is a feeling of loss knowing they are gone and that the world is missing something special. I know that we all are special and our time on earth is short. These amazing facial images still have some sort of special meaning and reach out from the past touching my heart, thank you mystery scoop.
If this is of any consolation to you, you have a much better chance to find at least a few looking like that in the modern US than you would in Russia of back then.
Unparalleled beauty of Slavic women, cracking facial features and figures. Still regularly encountered on the streets of Prague, Warsaw, Moscow, Zagreb, Bratislava or Belgrade...
@@thomaschristopherwhite9043 highly unlikely. Most beautiful girls have pretty handsome fathers and vice versa. Although the men can turn themselves into a mess because of unhealthy lifestyle or bad taste in clothes.
@@PaulV. That's not how genetics work man. Look obviously the guy that started this thread was joking. So let's get that out of the way. now how a person looks though depends on the mixture of his/her parent's features. Just because you have a father or mother or both that's "good looking" doesn't mean they're gonna produce some Victoria Secret worthy daughters.
@Enzo Ferrari & Furreccio Lamborghini apparently a contemporary of hers, it says this in the information underneath her picture. She's beautiful for sure I think, maybe they didn't have very good eyesight😊.
This is the most stunning yet creepiest thing I've seen in some years! What a long way we have come in the AI tech!! Stunning! Mesmerizing! Incredible!!
Slav women are the most beutiful by so far it isn't even a contest. Whenever I see really gorgeous and/or hot girl that stands out, and I look up who is she, it's a russian/ukraine girl 100% of the time.
Of course, they are extremely selective in ballet. It is a very prestigious career in Russia, even for boys, and elite ballet schools are financed by the government. So, these schools select their students at a very young age from a huge pool of applicants based on talent and body type, not wealth. Then upon graduation (if the students even make it to the end), theatres select only the best of the graduates. And only the very best of those best make it to the top as soloists, and physical beauty plays a big role in that. Ballroom dancing is less extreme but is similar.
Breathtakingly BEAUTIFUL! They all looked as if they could be walking into a local Walmart today and no one would have thought anything about it! People looked about the same as today no matter what century they lived in!
This work you do is beyond anything I've seen in my life, and I'm 80 this year. Exquisitely beautiful. Scary, in a way, because it seems beyond human capability to create something so perfect. There are no words to describe the pristine beauty you create.
The first woman was the prettiest. I also think the AI was generous with its interpretations, it gave each woman what society now would consider beautiful with all having clear skin, white straight teeth and huge doe eyes.
The doe eyes are to suck you in....same way the Westmores did makeup on late 60 shows. There was one of these that focused on thr process. The "AI" is overstated. The photo artist selects a model stock shot thst looks very close, then starts manually twisting eyes, lengthening or shortening features, changing complexion by skilled artistic mouse and eye editing. Then the AI adds blinks, smile, Hollywood dentist teeth, nods and head movement. That's why they all somewhat resemble modern models and actors. Most of the women are given exaggerated broad set eyes.
I noticed that all the women had the same perfect eyes, and I kept looking back and forth to the interpretation and the original painting to see if it was the same type of eyes. And I kept thinking, also, they might not have had such nice teeth, due to hygiene back then, but, oh, well, its his or her interpretation of the woman.
@Latresa Yes, it is beautiful. But it is not the most beautiful of all. You chose her because she could easily be a feminist karen today. You had to choose the one that deviates a bit from the beauty standard, because you shit on that as a good resentful feminist. HA!
Wow! Their natural beauty is truly stunning. Brought to life, it's hauntingly beautiful, as if they never left and are still with us today. Awesome work there!
Interesting point ,Tamara, after 40 years in the NHS, my partial definition might include compassion, as evidenced by Lady Godiva, fierce leadership, say Boudicca or Maeve the pirate Queen who sailed up the Thames to confront Elizabeth 1,last but not least good looks help too,one extra point decisiveness say Maggie Thatcher during the Falklands war...all very subjective...best wishes from the wirral..E
Agreed. But we must also consider that vanity has always been a thing and it was not unheard of to hire an artist to paint you differently than your actual appearance. So the women who were described as unattractive, but their portraits appear otherwise, may have been intentionally painted inaccurately.
Now do you understand why cultures want purity? nothing wrong with ANYONE OR race to want their children to look LIKE THEM JAPANESE are beautiful people and are very pure if you want purity have it if you don't have that but people have the right to make choices seems to me YOUR comment was very precise and great too!
From the way these women actually looked to the way the artist flattered them to the way you have portrayed them elevates their beauty several levels. I suspect they would have paid you a fortune if you could truly make them look like the beauties you created. I really enjoy your work.
I noticed that as well, there's personal interpretation from the artist on those faces. All of their eyebrows are defined as XXI style and have some amount of makeup wich they didn't use back then, like the black eyeliner, eye shadows, mascara...
It's fascinating seeing them come to life. But there were definitely some liberties taken. Woman number three and four were given nose jobs which transformed their faces. Number 1 and 2 were far more subtle. Based on their descriptions, it's no wonder people were drawn to them. I would like to have met them myself. The last one in particular was ahead of her time, I don't think many women were involved in international relations at that time.
Yes. If the "brought to life" Elizaveta Trubetskaya was a fairly accurate representation, it is difficult to understand the description of her as "not beautiful". That contemporary must have been someone with an unconventional perception of attractiveness, or a jealous rival, a spurned suitor, or a lucky guy to live at that place and time in which the distribution of beautiful women was such that Elizaveta did not make the cut.
Whoever does this outstanding work, thank you for bringing history alive to show that the people of the past had lives, laughed and loved, this makes them become real people again.
Number 4 was absolutely beautiful, and it’s sad that people can’t get to that age and just stay there. It’s also sad to see kind of how they smiled, and their expressions.
Russian women are so beautiful even today. I ca only imagine how the pampered aristocracy women looked a few hundred years ago.I hope they are all resting peacefully
the second Maria Antonovna Naryshkina, had a life incredible, her beauty was so famous that she was named "The Aspasia of the North". Of her was written wrote " she had beauty so perfect that it seemed impossible" ("Phillip Vigel ) and now i see how they didn´t exagerate at all.
@@marswipf1382 Because the neural network made her look more American than Russian - so that the result would look more preferable to the target audience.
Ive always been curious how people actually looked like during times paintings were close to photography and I can tell they aren't always the accurate since painters are human after all. This gives me chills and wish we can invent time travel.
I’m a photographer. I’d also argue photos don’t always capture what they looked like in person. I knew a drop dead gorgeous woman who was gorgeous in person. But in photos, she looked terrible. This is coming from a photographer. She had green eyes, long brown hair, and she had fair skin. I never forgot her. But the photos never captured her beauty in person.
I dated all of these women back in the day, and these reductions are exactly what they looked like. Excellent job with the AI, and thanks for the trip down memory lane.
I've been to Russia and encountered quite a few very beautiful women...These pictures here brought back to life with their beauty, color and smile I would think to be absolutely accurate and a wonderful step back in time. As always M.S. great work.
It's amazing to see those beautiful Russian women brought to life, and one of them was Polish. The sense or understanding of beauty was very different from today. Really enjoyed watching it.
Stunning recreations. A boon to anyone who teaches "Modern" history. And I must agree with the comment below ... in my view, Princess Elizaveta is a true beauty.
i'm just stunned by this type of technology and by what's possible in bringing these truly beautiful women to life in this amazing way!! Please....continue making more of this kind of content!!
I don't know how you do it, but you, sir, are a true wizard. It amazes me each and every time that as soon as these women (or men) have another hairdo, they are as modern as every man or woman of today. Truly great to see!
I do believe these old Russian paintings are what they really looked like before. Russian and Ukrainian women are known to be one of the most beautiful women in the world.
@@Lumosnight white Russian women are descended from Scandinavians, not far removed by generation. One of the main sources of Russian language is Old Norse.
@@Chuckles.. ok cool story bro. If you said that they intermixed with Scandinavian I could understand, but saying they are descendants is downright western expansionist bs.
If they were my relatives, my great-grandmother to say, tears would surely fall from my eyes, especially with that music in the background. Great video, thanks.
5:25 The lady described in the caption as "not a beauty", when she was brought to life, made my heart skip a beat or two. Not a PERFECT beauty like her predecessors, she nevertheless is not one to spurn.
Beauty standards are continually evolving. Today’s beauties would not be considered beautiful then. I notice that Princess Elizabeth seems to have had a thinner body type and a longer face than some of the rest. Today, she would have been considered stunning.
they may have looked like that in real life, we wouldn't know since its a painting and you never know how exact the artist was. im sure a photo is better than a painting
Truly bringing history to life. I hope you archive these somewhere aside from just UA-cam. These are amazing glimpses back in time. Please keep it up! Things like these are our "portraits" for a modern era.
Seeing the first one, I was already super impressed with the life-like image. And then she smiled. I was like "Oh my Lord". And then she moved... I swear man, i had goosebumps from my neck onwards. This was truly amazing. I'm glad to experience being in awe of 19th Century chick Hotness.
Princess Elizaveta is just crazy beautiful! I am guessing she was intimidating to males due to the subordinate society of that time and she was smarter than all of them...so that made her "ugly" during that time.
Queen Elizabeth is just an ordinary looking lady . Nothing spectacular .I am yet to see a beautiful British royal family . Aside Diana that was a beauty .
You created them so wonderfully, and all the ladies look magnificent! Thanks to Mystery Scoop for bringing them to us. I thought Princess Elizaveta to be lovely as well. Perhaps she holds a different form of beauty, reflecting her confidence.
#2 and #4 are my favourite... Excellent close ups, beautiful smiles, they bat those eye lids and I can't remember my name...Add that introductory Strauss Waltz music, Wiener Blut, and you got me eating out of your hand with yet another winner!... Thanks for the treat!...😁
Beauty plays with time and space and the person who made this work is a noble servant who respects all its subtleties. I congratulate you and thank you very much for the great aesthetic pleasure you give us
These videos are the best thing I have seen on UA-cam in a very long time. The composition of music and images are both haunting and beautiful and very touching.
Musina-Pushkina looks like younger Meryl Streep! Edit: Trubetskaya--> "According to a contemporary:...not beautiful..." ---> litteraly the most beautiful woman ive ever saw (AI has spoken!)
Woah! Just ran into this channel because my feed recommended it and it’s mind blowing! 🤯 It’s like the past creeping into the future in a cool way! Amazing work and technology! Couldn’t stop watching! Personally, all the women were gorgeous, this type of pure beauty seldom exist nowadays. Great work! I’m definitely following your channel and sharing it with family and friends. Looking forward to more of your videos! 😊👍🏻✨
Wow, did not expect the stills in the slideshow to morph into a video with movement! Sent chills along my arms in a supernatural, hauntingly beautiful experience! 👍
Thank god , being born in a time when technology makes this possible . There is a hauntingly sad melancholic smile with these beautiful souls long departed with that music so sad ....
Thank you everyone!
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The last One, was very beautiful...
I cannot understand why they thought She was not ...
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Their beauty is in their eyes
Princess Elizaveta Trubetskaya looks like Emma Watson
Feminism has destroyed the modern woman.
Funny... the last girl was said to be "not beautiful" is probably the most beautiful/stunning woman I have seen in a long time.
yes exactly at least she is the top 2 percent of most beautiful women in the great state of texas
Artists painted them more attractive than they actually were. Kind of like how we edit our own photographs today. They were paid good money and wouldn't insult royalty if a certain feature or two were not very attractive
Drop Dead Gorgeous...Someone needed Specsavers at that time.
+ They would all leave any hot blooded Male, weak in the knees.
@@Goldrefinedthrufire I definitely agree with you that makes a lot of sense but in my opinion for my own observations I perceive a lot of Russian women to be extremely beautiful so I’m sure the artist still did exaggerations and tried to blend away imperfections, but it’s not shocking to me that a lot of them were painted as beautiful because I do think that a lot of them are very pretty inherently today.
That smile...
The AI work is fantastic. Cannot say how accurate the results are, but definitely ultra intriguing. If accurate, Elizaveta was a real stunner.
Indeed!
Lovely eyebrows
I with she was still alive
@@ramencurry6672 There is a much better chance you'll find a similarly looking American than you would find a Russian looking like that at the given time. It's just that the neural network needs to learn on people's faces, and I seriously doubt the authors had thousands of 19th century Russians to "feed" to the network.
@@getsideways7257 Digging under past of Russian-looking americans must likely will reveal Russian ancestors.
With each and every face, I find myself falling in love… A beauty who lived so long ago and now only exists on a stretched piece of canvas in a museum or anonymous hall. I think I knew how Christopher Reeves character felt in Somewhere In Time. 💔
You do know that all life gets recycled? It's called reincarnation in its glory! We ALL exist forever, so don't be disheartened. They all come back if they have more to learn on Earth. It's their choice.. You made your choice before you were "born" unto your mother. :) Stay positive. Peace.
@@rachaelb. Hi Rachael! As I've gotten older, I've opened to many thoughts and ideas, though I'm not sure I believe in one distinct pattern of dogma that the great religions of the world profess. I do believe there is something else, something much greater than me, though I'm not sure what that is. I also believe that WHAT is the force that animates all life from the smallest of the small to the giants beyond the infinite. I think The Life of Pi, may sum my religious beliefs as I could never turn my back on a philosophy held sacred by so many. Peace be unto to you and thank you for sharing your thoughts!
Фнтастика! Какие красивые люди! Как с другой планеты! Благодарю, прекрасная работа! С уважением из России!
По-моему они как близнецы получились. Может специально похожие прототипы подобрали, я не знаю. Но ни одна из этих женщин не имеет классической "русской" внешности, они скорее похожи на женщин с Кавказа.
у на Нарышкиной нарисовали разный цвет глаз
#4 Princess Elizaveta Esperovna Trubetskaya; "According to a contemporary" "..., not beautiful..." Wow... someone had a pretty messed up definition of beauty. Unless of course they actually meant to say, "Not beautiful... but..... Stunning"
I was intrigued when I read that too, but I thought it would be valuable to share how some people saw beauty. I am sure that these women looked much better alive then in painting, so that is why the renderings are doing a favour to them!
Elizaveta Trubetskaya was the most beautiful woman out of this selection.
Absolutely
I agree mate, definitely the prettiest of the 4.
Agree she was pretty. But today like then beauty is in the eye of tge beholder
The last one was so beautiful, how ridiculous they thought she was not.
Well, the portrait may have embellished her looks.
@@williamjordan5554 Mary Todd Lincoln would need some of that embellishment.
@@williamjordan5554 or not.
You do realize they modified her face for this, that isn't how she would have normally looked
the canons of beauty has varied so much
Thank you for doing this. This gives a second chance at life to women who lived a long time ago ... I grew up in Siberia, where the entire atmosphere was saturated with the relics of exiled nobility. This helps to peek into the era , remember through the history and art as if saying to all those who passed a long time ago - you are not forgotten. Looking at their faces makes me feel somewhat sad and nostalgic. Makes the past come to life once again, in vivid colors ...
Thank you for pointing out that some of nobility of Russia were sent to Siberia. Many people do not know that. A grandfather of my great-grandfather belonged to Russian aristocracy and was sent from St. Petersburg to Siberia for his involvement with the Decembrist revolt. His children, grandchildren, greatgrandchildren, etc., including myself were born in Siberia. When I used to tell people in Central Russia and in the West that I was from Siberia, I did not realize they were automatically labelling me as a peasant from Siberian forests (even though I have advanced academic degrees). A little ignorance can go a long way, when unchecked.
@@ik1408"Many people do not know that." OMG, this is so true. Decembrist revolt had produced a LOT of exiles and subsequently brought tons of St. Petersburg culture back to Siberia with it. Even the architecture is reminiscent of St. Petersburg.
When I show pictures of my native Irkutsk to people from abroad , the common element is a surprise - "oh, I didn't realize there is life out there and it looks normal' :))).
Not only that, many do not realize that Siberia is a great academic center - Irkutsk, Novosibirsk have quite a number of universities , colleges and an academy. Siberian people are well educated and well read (and very tough).
Very well said. I am close to tears watching this…..
They have not come back from the grave
Где вы в Сибири могли видеть реликвии ссыльных дворян?
Countess Varvaras portrait is absolutely striking, I mean the painting, the AI software is neat but that original artist knocked it out of the park. She was beautiful.
We can thank the Winterhalter about painting her image with great detail. Without him we would only guess about how she look. By the way during my life I seen similarly looking Russian woman IRL. Indeed the real Varvara was beautiful.
Its so touching to bring these ladies frozen in a photo how they might have appeared in person live, it touches the heart
If only they could bring ladies frozen in a Tinder photo to come to life.
You seriously need to make one of these of Natalya Pushkina (neé Goncharova) - wife of the poet Alexander Pushkin. They may not have been the highest nobility but Russia’s national poet died in a duel defending her honor and she was said to be one of the most beautiful women of her day. For her connection to Pushkin and the way he died (so young too), she is a truly significant woman in 19th century Russian culture.
Yes, at first she was the most beautiful woman of Moscow, and then she conquered the capital and emperor. One contemporary of Pushkin recalled - "Pushkin entered the hall, accompanied by a lady of dazzling beauty."
All troubles have one beginning, the woman was bored.Because of a spoiled and unworthy woman, Russia has lost a great poet.
@@user-ld9hx7eh8b I don't like poetry, but Pushkin is the one and only exception - love his work. Absolute genius
@@darlingdear2687 His "Song of the Prophetic Oleg" makes one think about a "temporary" stay in this world, when the sorcerer contemptuously refuses the prince's gift, and, turning to the prince, predicts his death from the prince's beloved horse.
Are you trying to say that armoured pederast, who shot him, liked his wife ?
I find it rather moving and sad too know these beautiful ladies no longer exist in life. It is a feeling of loss knowing they are gone and that the world is missing something special. I know that we all are special and our time on earth is short. These amazing facial images still have some sort of special meaning and reach out from the past touching my heart, thank you mystery scoop.
If this is of any consolation to you, you have a much better chance to find at least a few looking like that in the modern US than you would in Russia of back then.
Unparalleled beauty of Slavic women, cracking facial features and figures. Still regularly encountered on the streets of Prague, Warsaw, Moscow, Zagreb, Bratislava or Belgrade...
Blin, it is good.
When I visit Russia and France, I marvel how God has blessed the women there with incomparable beauty while thoroughly neglecting the men.
You do understand that this contradicts all the principles of genetics?
@@PaulV. What? Like it's impossible for the men to be less attractive than women in the same genetic pool? That's entirely possible.
@@thomaschristopherwhite9043 highly unlikely. Most beautiful girls have pretty handsome fathers and vice versa. Although the men can turn themselves into a mess because of unhealthy lifestyle or bad taste in clothes.
Many of these women have Polish ancestry so don't forget Poland
@@PaulV. That's not how genetics work man. Look obviously the guy that started this thread was joking. So let's get that out of the way. now how a person looks though depends on the mixture of his/her parent's features. Just because you have a father or mother or both that's "good looking" doesn't mean they're gonna produce some Victoria Secret worthy daughters.
I note that Elizaveta Trubetskaya was not known for her beauty but I think she was beautiful. Thanks for your work, always enjoyable!
What is considered beautiful is fluid. When I was in high school we all wanted jeans that made our butts look flat and all the models were blonde.
I agree, I think she is pretty.
She was the most beautiful out of all of them.
@Enzo Ferrari & Furreccio Lamborghini apparently a contemporary of hers, it says this in the information underneath her picture. She's beautiful for sure I think, maybe they didn't have very good eyesight😊.
She was beautiful in a more mature way!!
Elizaveto, the one they called as "not beautiful but well built", is actually the most beautiful of all.
Let's just assume that jealous people back then were doing the same thing as jealous people are doing today to make themselves feel better.
I bet she carried the whole bakery back there
This is the most stunning yet creepiest thing I've seen in some years! What a long way we have come in the AI tech!! Stunning! Mesmerizing! Incredible!!
To this day Russian women are still stunning as they were during the Imperial Russia-era. Just look at the ballroom dancing,ballet and Gymnastics.
Slav women are the most beutiful by so far it isn't even a contest. Whenever I see really gorgeous and/or hot girl that stands out, and I look up who is she, it's a russian/ukraine girl 100% of the time.
@@moonstriker7350 agreed.
That's true, but, I've seen some homely ones, too. LOL!! But, that's like that in every country.
Too bad their men are alcoholics.
Of course, they are extremely selective in ballet. It is a very prestigious career in Russia, even for boys, and elite ballet schools are financed by the government. So, these schools select their students at a very young age from a huge pool of applicants based on talent and body type, not wealth. Then upon graduation (if the students even make it to the end), theatres select only the best of the graduates. And only the very best of those best make it to the top as soloists, and physical beauty plays a big role in that. Ballroom dancing is less extreme but is similar.
I always find it disturbing when they smile and come back to life. It's haunting.
Me too.
I also wonder, what if they were actually looking at me and when I tell them I'm from the year 2021, how quickly would their expression change?
Definitely unnerving.
Not me, Its very warm to find these. Though the moving part is when it turns a bit unnerving.
@@Matar666ify i felt the same. It was very unsettling. It’s hard to imagine people in portraits were living, breathing beings.
Breathtakingly BEAUTIFUL! They all looked as if they could be walking into a local Walmart today and no one would have thought anything about it! People looked about the same as today no matter what century they lived in!
i bet 1000$ that you will never meet in walmart any one who is pretty enough to compair with thouse ladies. lmao
This work you do is beyond anything I've seen in my life, and I'm 80 this year. Exquisitely beautiful. Scary, in a way, because it seems beyond human capability to create something so perfect. There are no words to describe the pristine beauty you create.
The first woman was the prettiest. I also think the AI was generous with its interpretations, it gave each woman what society now would consider beautiful with all having clear skin, white straight teeth and huge doe eyes.
The doe eyes are to suck you in....same way the Westmores did makeup on late 60 shows.
There was one of these that focused on thr process. The "AI" is overstated. The photo artist selects a model stock shot thst looks very close, then starts manually twisting eyes, lengthening or shortening features, changing complexion by skilled artistic mouse and eye editing.
Then the AI adds blinks, smile, Hollywood dentist teeth, nods and head movement.
That's why they all somewhat resemble modern models and actors. Most of the women are given exaggerated broad set eyes.
I noticed that all the women had the same perfect eyes, and I kept looking back and forth to the interpretation and the original painting to see if it was the same type of eyes. And I kept thinking, also, they might not have had such nice teeth, due to hygiene back then, but, oh, well, its his or her interpretation of the woman.
Yeah, I was thinking while watching this, "We don't know how many of these women actually had perfect teeth."
@Baby Hunn 19th Century Russian imperial court. I doubt sugar was in any shortage.
@Latresa
Yes, it is beautiful. But it is not the most beautiful of all. You chose her because she could easily be a feminist karen today. You had to choose the one that deviates a bit from the beauty standard, because you shit on that as a good resentful feminist. HA!
The background music is so peaceful and serene, adds to the visual beauty
The princesses who come back to life now. They smiled at me and tears flowed with emotion.
Wow! Their natural beauty is truly stunning. Brought to life, it's hauntingly beautiful, as if they never left and are still with us today. Awesome work there!
I’d like to know what their standard of beauty was back then because they all look bloody beautiful to me!🤔
Interesting point ,Tamara, after 40 years in the NHS, my partial definition might include compassion, as evidenced by Lady Godiva, fierce leadership, say Boudicca or Maeve the pirate Queen who sailed up the Thames to confront Elizabeth 1,last but not least good looks help too,one extra point decisiveness say Maggie Thatcher during the Falklands war...all very subjective...best wishes from the wirral..E
Agreed. But we must also consider that vanity has always been a thing and it was not unheard of to hire an artist to paint you differently than your actual appearance. So the women who were described as unattractive, but their portraits appear otherwise, may have been intentionally painted inaccurately.
I agree!
Now do you understand why cultures want purity? nothing wrong with ANYONE OR race to want their children to look LIKE THEM JAPANESE are beautiful people and are very pure if you want purity have it if you don't have that but people have the right to make choices seems to me YOUR comment was very precise and great too!
I agree
From the way these women actually looked to the way the artist flattered them to the way you have portrayed them elevates their beauty several levels. I suspect they would have paid you a fortune if you could truly make them look like the beauties you created. I really enjoy your work.
I noticed that as well, there's personal interpretation from the artist on those faces. All of their eyebrows are defined as XXI style and have some amount of makeup wich they didn't use back then, like the black eyeliner, eye shadows, mascara...
It's fascinating seeing them come to life. But there were definitely some liberties taken. Woman number three and four were given nose jobs which transformed their faces. Number 1 and 2 were far more subtle. Based on their descriptions, it's no wonder people were drawn to them. I would like to have met them myself. The last one in particular was ahead of her time, I don't think many women were involved in international relations at that time.
Yes. If the "brought to life" Elizaveta Trubetskaya was a fairly accurate representation, it is difficult to understand the description of her as "not beautiful". That contemporary must have been someone with an unconventional perception of attractiveness, or a jealous rival, a spurned suitor, or a lucky guy to live at that place and time in which the distribution of beautiful women was such that Elizaveta did not make the cut.
I doubt very much is any of them looked as good as their portraits, the artists are no fools, they have to make a living.
@@deepseawitch Also the perfect teeth, in an age were even dental care like that accessible to the moderately wealthy today was simply not available.
whoever did those living portraits, he/she is a true artist
AI
Whoever does this outstanding work, thank you for bringing history alive to show that the people of the past had lives, laughed and loved, this makes them become real people again.
those are people long gone and one day we'll be just like them a simple memory in the universe
Not really brother. Only body change s soul remains eternal. They are all been reincarnated and living somewhere in present Russia.
Number 4 was absolutely beautiful, and it’s sad that people can’t get to that age and just stay there. It’s also sad to see kind of how they smiled, and their expressions.
total agree these smiles make me tears in eyes
Weird why are you sad
Какие же красавицы!
(HOW), do (ALL), RUSSIAN LADYS become SO BEAUTIFUL ! ?? (MARIA ROMANOV, was my ALL TIME FAVOURITE),😍😍💖💘💋💋
(Valeria, (YOU) ARE,(STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFUL) TOO ! 😊😍💘💘💋🤗 XX
That last girl who "wasn't beautiful" is knockout, drop dead beauty in my eyes.
Very haunting AI portrait.
❤❤❤
Завораживает.... Магия..просто магия...🌷
Russian women are so beautiful even today. I ca only imagine how the pampered aristocracy women looked a few hundred years ago.I hope they are all resting peacefully
They pork out later in life.
@@bertiewooster3326 Gotta build up those legs to push start the tractors.
@@bertiewooster3326 a lot of people pork out later in life
@@josephdockemeyer6782 Certainly Russian women and American and English but not Japanese rarely French and not Icelandic.Now you know.
Many was polish , slav woman are most beautiful
Красавицы необыкновенные,эпоха,шедевр.Прекрасные русские девушки,супер!!❤️❤️❤️
Обалдеть! Если эти прортреты воспроизвидены, хотя-бы немного приближено к оригиналу...То это - божественная красота!!!
the second Maria Antonovna Naryshkina, had a life incredible, her beauty was so famous that she was named "The Aspasia of the North".
Of her was written wrote " she had beauty so perfect that it seemed impossible" ("Phillip Vigel ) and now i see how they didn´t exagerate at all.
Notice her eyes?
This actually enhances her already breathtaking beauty....
She resembles my sister in law.
@@marswipf1382 Because the neural network made her look more American than Russian - so that the result would look more preferable to the target audience.
@@getsideways7257 нет,это не так.Этот ролик создан специально для России.Вы смотрите только перевод.
The last one was described as having blonde hair but both her painting and pictures were more brown/red...either way, she was strikingly beautiful!
Ive always been curious how people actually looked like during times paintings were close to photography and I can tell they aren't always the accurate since painters are human after all. This gives me chills and wish we can invent time travel.
I’m a photographer. I’d also argue photos don’t always capture what they looked like in person. I knew a drop dead gorgeous woman who was gorgeous in person. But in photos, she looked terrible. This is coming from a photographer.
She had green eyes, long brown hair, and she had fair skin. I never forgot her. But the photos never captured her beauty in person.
They are all stunning. Quite freaky when they smile, so hard to think this is how they may of been 100-150yrs ago. Love it.
I enjoy reading about these beautiful women's lives as much as seeing them brought to life!! Thanks for sharing!!
All of these beautiful ladies are so alive as if you just filmed them and when they smile well they just melt your heart 👏👏👏
Yes, Russian culture is very diverse and rich in masterpieces of art. How wonderful that the world is interested in this!
I dated all of these women back in the day, and these reductions are exactly what they looked like. Excellent job with the AI, and thanks for the trip down memory lane.
I've been to Russia and encountered quite a few very beautiful women...These pictures here brought back to life with their beauty, color and smile I would think to be absolutely accurate and a wonderful step back in time. As always M.S. great work.
Thanks for sharing
Спасибо большое! It is so wonderful to see you bring the Russian beauties of history back to life ❤ 🇷🇺
I found myself smiling back at them. It's truly amazing what you do. So cool
These presentations are MESMERIZING. . I cannot start one and then turn away. I am GLUED, STUNNED staring at each recreation!!
Wow,I am always deeply touched by gazing upon such beautiful women.The music is perfect.For some reason ,my eyes have tears in them.
It's amazing to see those beautiful Russian women brought to life, and one of them was Polish. The sense or understanding of beauty was very different from today. Really enjoyed watching it.
A lot of melancholy assails me when I see their faces smile, smiles that will remain in the memories of those who loved them, up there in heaven...
Stunning recreations. A boon to anyone who teaches "Modern" history. And I must agree with the comment below ... in my view, Princess Elizaveta is a true beauty.
i'm just stunned by this type of technology and by what's possible in bringing these truly beautiful women to life in this amazing way!! Please....continue making more of this kind of content!!
Varvara Musina-Pushkina was so beautiful. Thank you for wonderful works!!!
Elizaveta was truly and naturally beautiful in both the ‘oil’ and the digital rendering. By todays standards absolutely stunning.
Who ever took the time to do this did a fantastic job.
I don't know how you do it, but you, sir, are a true wizard. It amazes me each and every time that as soon as these women (or men) have another hairdo, they are as modern as every man or woman of today. Truly great to see!
They are all truly lovely, my favorite in this group is the first one, the Countess. Thank you for bringing these women back to life.
Amazing, it's such a great feeling looking at our ancestors from the past on how they looked like when they were here with this incredible technology.
I do believe these old Russian paintings are what they really looked like before. Russian and Ukrainian women are known to be one of the most beautiful women in the world.
Oh yes... And Scandinavian... And northern German..
U.S. here. I couldn't agree more.
@@AmericanMuscle69 Scandinavian and Northern German women are built like men, Russian and Ukrainian women are very feminine build
@@Lumosnight white Russian women are descended from Scandinavians, not far removed by generation. One of the main sources of Russian language is Old Norse.
@@Chuckles.. ok cool story bro.
If you said that they intermixed with Scandinavian I could understand, but saying they are descendants is downright western expansionist bs.
Love the tech, knowledge and talent to bring these lovely women to life once again, thank you all so much, it's fascinating.
This is such a beautiful thing you've done. A moment's glimpse of the distant past, as if I'm standing in front of these people.
So beautiful all of them...But the last one, Elizaveta is simply breathtaking.
If they were my relatives, my great-grandmother to say, tears would surely fall from my eyes, especially with that music in the background. Great video, thanks.
5:25 The lady described in the caption as "not a beauty", when she was brought to life, made my heart skip a beat or two. Not a PERFECT beauty like her predecessors, she nevertheless is not one to spurn.
Beauty standards are continually evolving. Today’s beauties would not be considered beautiful then. I notice that Princess Elizabeth seems to have had a thinner body type and a longer face than some of the rest. Today, she would have been considered stunning.
Yes, I too don't agree with any of the "not a beauty" descriptions
@@demensclay6419 That's right! They are all deliciously beautiful!
@@notmyworld44 Absolutely Wayne!
She's not the frail/damsel-type beauty, but more like strong-type beauty.
Every woman is beautiful in her own way.
Don't know what to say. AI has made them more stunningly beautiful than they were in real life. I was mesmerized by their beauty. 😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰
they may have looked like that in real life, we wouldn't know since its a painting and you never know how exact the artist was. im sure a photo is better than a painting
One last smile to share for all the world...fantastic!!
¡¡Qué bellas, parece que hubieran vuelto a la vida!! Disfruto mucho su trabajo, gracias. Saludos desde Valdivia, Chile.
Truly bringing history to life. I hope you archive these somewhere aside from just UA-cam. These are amazing glimpses back in time. Please keep it up! Things like these are our "portraits" for a modern era.
Last one is ........ truly marvelous.
I've never seen someone like that in 3 decades ...... 🤗😶
Ok I am blown away, I am so glad someone used our current technology to do this! It gives so much personality and a ghostly sadness as well. Thank you
Seeing the first one, I was already super impressed with the life-like image. And then she smiled. I was like "Oh my Lord". And then she moved... I swear man, i had goosebumps from my neck onwards. This was truly amazing. I'm glad to experience being in awe of 19th Century chick Hotness.
Depuis la nuit des temps les femmes sont jolies merci pour votre travail pouce bleu vous êtes au top
The last one was absolutely stunning. They all are tbf. Natural look always the best.
Princess Elizaveta is just crazy beautiful! I am guessing she was intimidating to males due to the subordinate society of that time and she was smarter than all of them...so that made her "ugly" during that time.
Queen Elizabeth is just an ordinary looking lady . Nothing spectacular .I am yet to see a beautiful British royal family . Aside Diana that was a beauty .
You created them so wonderfully, and all the ladies look magnificent! Thanks to Mystery Scoop for bringing them to us. I thought Princess Elizaveta to be lovely as well. Perhaps she holds a different form of beauty, reflecting her confidence.
#2 and #4 are my favourite... Excellent close ups, beautiful smiles, they bat those eye lids and I can't remember my name...Add that introductory Strauss Waltz music, Wiener Blut, and you got me eating out of your hand with yet another winner!... Thanks for the treat!...😁
Thanks again!
You, sir, are a romantic, so good to meet one. I think Mr Scoop is too, he's just not saying. 😏
Princess Elizaveta is utterly gorgeous in this reproduction. Why people would say she isn't beautiful is beyond belief
That animated blinks & smiles are so real at time.
Beutifull it's almost like they are trapped and longing to talk princess Elizabeth has the most enchanting smile
What a lovely treat to see such exceptional women of Russian nobility brought to life --- they all looked beautiful --- very uplifting!
When your young, all are beautiful. How one lives there life eventually shows in your face as you age. Except Dorian Grey.
Beauty plays with time and space and the person who made this work is a noble servant who respects all its subtleties. I congratulate you and thank you very much for the great aesthetic pleasure you give us
😰 this gave me goosebumps 👌👌👌 legendary
The smile on their face are so beautiful everyone is so gorgeous
Captivating - like always. I am Slavic - so, no surprises there. Best regards from Belgrade.
I am sure these women would thank you for your great work, as they impossibly live again.
The second lady and the last one....I have no words...beautiful ❤ .
These videos are the best thing I have seen on UA-cam in a very long time. The composition of music and images are both haunting and beautiful and very touching.
Thank you so much for all the hard work you put into these videos. We truly appreciate it. You are awesome!
Musina-Pushkina looks like younger Meryl Streep!
Edit: Trubetskaya--> "According to a contemporary:...not beautiful..." ---> litteraly the most beautiful woman ive ever saw (AI has spoken!)
I felt similar when I read it but maybe that's how he saw her...
Amazing...Incredible work...thanks for uploading...would certainly love to see more....
Wonderful job. Thank you very much for making us travel in time
2 and 4 were stunning, I loved what you did with Anne Boleyn.
Woah! Just ran into this channel because my feed recommended it and it’s mind blowing! 🤯 It’s like the past creeping into the future in a cool way! Amazing work and technology! Couldn’t stop watching! Personally, all the women were gorgeous, this type of pure beauty seldom exist nowadays.
Great work! I’m definitely following your channel and sharing it with family and friends. Looking forward to more of your videos! 😊👍🏻✨
Welcome aboard!
Every Russian woman is a beauty. Stunning. Each and every one
thats a lie 😂
Wow, did not expect the stills in the slideshow to morph into a video with movement!
Sent chills along my arms in a supernatural, hauntingly beautiful experience! 👍
Как всегда,отлично.👍И музыка хороша.
Absolutely amazing!
Great job bringing these incredible beauties back to life.
Remarkable!
👏👏👏
Thank god , being born in a time when technology makes this possible . There is a hauntingly sad melancholic smile with these beautiful souls long departed with that music so sad ....