I've always thought the true face of Anne Boleyn could be found in the face of Elizabeth. What do you think of the resemblance between these Tudor beauties?
Anne and Elizabeth both had that "It" factor. The one that made them stand out in a crowd and seem more beautiful than they actually were. I think they were so ALIVE and intelligent and enchanting people were drawn to them like a moth to a flame. It's something that you have to be born with and not learned or taught.
Is it just me or does Elizabeth just look like an incredibly stern teacher who actually cares a lot about her students and does everything to help them? McGonagall vibes through the roof!
Interesting that you said that. I dont know what your beliefs are on the after life, but I watched a video about someone channeling Elizabeth's spirit and that's exactly how she describes her. She said she feels "like a very strick teacher, but loves you very much and only wants what's best for you."
Interesting though. Because she was a super intelligent and extremely educated woman. She also had a very strong personality. If she lived today, I'm sure she would have been not just a teacher but professor or a scientist, or even maybe a judge in a court of law or a great doctor. Definitely she would have been something big.
@Elony5960 ~ I knew that teacher! Miss MKG who taught us 6th Form girls 'A' Level English. Waxed lyrical about 'Queen Mab' who was eulogised in Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet, she told QM was based on QE1st. That updated picture is her exact likeness and you describe precisely her personality. RIP Miss MKG. Ps. Miss Jean Brody even in her prime was not a patch on our Miss G.
Part of me thinks she covered her neck to make herself feel safe- as someone who was violently choked before, sometimes I self soothe by covering my neck, and proving to myself no one can touch me there. With what happened to her mother, feeling that structure against her neck may have felt like armor.
It's funny because your version of modern day Elizabeth seems friendly, warm, and engaging. I can't put my finger on it, but I have a feeling she would have had that magnetic pull even if she wasn't royal.
It's clear from all accounts that Elizabeth had enormous personal charisma. During the reign of her sister, the Spanish ambassador, who was certainly no friend of Elizabeth - he was always urging Mary to put her to death - wrote "The Lady Elizabeth is greatly to be feared. She has a spirit full of enchantment."
OH Anne! She looks like the soul of the party the best friend you could have, and the one that makes you sad when she's far away from you! She deserved better in this world!
I have read that part of the reason Elizabeth and Mary kept being sent away from court was that Henry couldn’t bear to look at them, as they looked so much like their mothers, with the Tudor red hair and ivory skin.
Well, in today's terms Henry was a flaming narcissist who couldn't bear to confront that some things, like gettting a male heir,were beyond his control .
@@sherriebenson356 well, in Mary’s case, Catherine of Aragon was also a redhead. One of her great-grandmothers was an English lady from the House of Lancaster who married into the House of Trastàmara, the Royal family of Castile and Isabella of Castile’s family. So Mary got the red hair and blue eyes gene from both sides.
Bec, this is your best work along with Augustus, freaked me out when you made Anne smile. She literally lived again! You are so gifted with this program, I have watched others clips on similar work and it just does not ring true to me. So many of us are loving your work and the great effort you put into each presentation... Mark xx
The resemblance between the “Anne Boleyn” portrait, they’re not sure, but I think the resemblance between the two speaks for itself to me. I think it’s her. Good job on her “bewitching” eyes.
This is the first time I'm watching your videos, and I loved how you make Anne and Elizabeth "smile"; it's comforting and somehow gives me hope that there is an alternate universe where Anne got to see the magnificent queen her daughter turned out to be (
Interesting. When you look for it, the resemblance between the two is there in the source portraits. This makes me wonder what kind of an effect it had on Elizabeth growing up that as she matured her father could see the Anne he had betrayed in her face more and more.
Henry was very hot and cold towards Elizabeth, and she was constantly making him gifts to appease him as a child. He would repeatedly send her away, and I can't help but think that her best qualities- her wit, charm, intelligence, dedication, and political savvy- were all too familiar.
i actually think she looks so much like both her mother and father. like nose and face shape wise probably anne according to the portraits and her eyes look so much like henry the eighth’s
I don't know why, but looking at such a clear resemblance between Elizabeth and her mother made me a little emotional. 😅 Especially when both of their smiles were compared.
Me too! I just love thinking about the true faces of history and what their lives must have been like. Elizabeth honored her mother in many different ways - I have a feeling she felt very robbed of her.
It seems that Elizabeth got her mother's nose. I suppose that Elizabeth could have looked this good IF she had never been stricken with small pox. Reputedly, the pox seriously ravaged her face with deep scars, hence her dependence on heavy makeup. Anne's portrait, if at all accurate, could explain Henry's infatuation with her.
Right, the nose and the lower jaw are exactly the same. About the mercury problem, Elisabeth was luckyier than others, a lot of people died or went insane from poisoning also at young age, expecially in 18th century, when this kind of cosmetics reached the apex
No, Elizabeth inherited her father's nose "Somewhat rising in the middest". The hook got more pronounced as she aged. As an old woman, she resembled her grandfather, Henry VII.
😍Elizabeth is my favorite so far! Perhaps I'm biased, as I've been fascinated with her since I was a child ( my daughters middle name is Elizabeth)You are right the modern renderings just make her feel so much more relatable, accessible and human. As do all your reconstructions.She looks amazing! On a side note, I really enjoy the work you do. There's something quite moving about it. A reminder that these were real people, with real emotions and dreams and flaws. I'm so glad you mentioned etsy as I would love to get a copy of Elizabeth ❤
Very well done, excellent. Ive been waiting for you to do Elizabeth i. She's my favourite woman in history next to boudicea, Boudica or Boudicca, also known as Boadicea or Boudicea who took on the Romans., and our beautiful Diana, The Princess of Wales. Wow. What powerful women. These are what superheroes are made from
You set to your task with such compassion that I actually feel it through the screen. Both these women are owed mad respect. Whether accurate or not - your tribute is skillfully crafted. Well done!
You can clearly see the resemblance between them. I love how Elizabeth looks, there’s something about her. She seems like one of those people who could look at you and know you. I like her.
Wow! The recreation (of Elizabeth smiling) looks a lot like Cate Blanchett, who starred in the two great movies about Elizabeth I! Actually, I'm reading about Elizabeth right now in Peter Ackroyd's superb book, 'Tudors', and look forward to watching the two movies, the second of which I've not seen yet, and the first not for several years.
I enjoyed this. I’d love to see a comparison between Elizabeth and her grandfather, Henry 7. I see a resemblance there, as Henry 8 was said to resemble his grandfather, Edward 4. Thanks!
Sì Enrico ottavo assomigliava a suo nonno Edoardo 4 ..casata degli York. .padre di Elisabetta mamma di Enrico appunto .. Come lui era bellissimo alto ..biondo rossiccio .possente ed importante nella figura .. Il più bel principe d'Europa fu definito da chi lo vide da ragazzo Poi invecchiando divenne grasso e tiranno .. 😧
I love studying and learning about ancient history and these recreations and back stories are amazing. Thank you for your hardwork bringing people back to life.
Beautiful work, how clever of you to do this. Great to see these women from history look as they might have looked as we know the modern day 'look of the moment' was how they painted for fashion but we did not get to see them truly - most people have their eyebrows but so many are painted without, well done, really gorgeous work
I just discovered your channel, I'm impressed with the quality of your content. I think it would be interesting to create the Napoléon face of his death mask.
Hello WOW i just found your channel and im amazed that at the end of each video , i feel poignantly, nostalgic feelings for each of these Very Beautiful Women from History. I cannot really find the right words in seeing each of their reconstructed faces. I have ALWAYS ALWAYS loved HISTORY and often wondered what these Great Ladies and Great Men would look like. You take me back into history as if i have known these people and when they smile their beautiful smiles i smile right back at them. WOW again and new subscriber here. 🙂👍👍💗💘
So interesting to see the mother daughter comparison. Very moving in fact, made me feel so much sympathy and admiration for both of these women of yesteryear, but most particularly Anne. It’s such a shame that there exist no true portraits of her, but after seeing this I believe that the best known portrait of Anne that you worked from was probably a very good likeness of her all the same. That was amazing! I love your channel!
Your work is absolutely fascinating. I just stumbled upon it, and I have watched four shows in a row. I am now on my way to finding more. What a fascinating concept, and what a magnificent job you have done with it!
Fleshing Elizabeth especially certainly changes the impression of her from the portrait! Softened and animated making both of these lifelike, or 'ALIVELIKE', satisfies such a WANT to connect to them. IF we could sit and talk with them! Thank you for this step closer.
Elizabeth looks like a best selling author of books that are thought provoking and emotional. Anne looks like the woman who reads such books and dedicates her life to helping the homeless. I absolutely adore your channel ❤️❤️
I absolutely love these videos, thanks so much for making them. They bring me a lot of joy! Can I ask if you have any plans to do Henry VIII? That would be a delight and so interesting .. there would no doubt be enough references, too?
Anne Boleyn is my 22nd great aunt. I realize that's a long way back through history, but to see someone that I know is a far far distant relation of my family who has been dead for half a millennium come alive; it was breath taking.
Wow the depiction of Elizabeth looks so incredibly realistic. I know there's not really any portraits of her but is any way to portray what Eleanor of Aquitaine looked like? That would be fascinating.
I can’t help but see the resemblance between Anne and Elizabeth in their respective historical portraits, which leads to believe that the portrait of Anne Boleyn is accurate although historians are unsure.
WOW!! WOW!!! All these years, I could never see a resemblance of Elizabeth to any of her parents. And the fact that Elizabeth ordered the painters to not paint her real face, but, some beautified version of it, and I always thought she was rather ugly, but, you have made her beautiful, that she did resemble her mother, and that I could actually see why men would have wanted to marry her and why Catherine Parr's last husband was so infatuated with her. And Anne's face. I've never liked that particular painting of her, there's one where she's wearing a gabled pearl studded hood that's always been one of my favorites of her, but, you made her look beautiful in that, also. Just amazing!! I just wish they would dig up their graves, take photos of their skulls and recreate what they really looked like so everyone can see what they really looked like. But, you did an excellent job. I'm happy for once about the faces and what they possibly looked like, and you took some unattractive paintings and made the subjects human and beautiful.
Yes they definitely do look similar, personally l think Elizabeth is the more interesting and intellectual looking in the modern version!! Very attractive.
Her Majesty Elizabeth's reconstruction fits her historic description to a tee. An unstoppable fiery force with an alluring presence. Cross her at your peril, but if you were a law abiding subject her concern for you radiates from her. She must have been a magnificent personality to have known.
Thank God Elizabeth I was half Anne. I believe this is what made her a great queen. The fire, intelligence, wit and mental strength she got from her is why she became one of England's most beloved and successful monarchs. Anne had her revenge from beyond the grave. Henry never could have imagined how wonderful his daughter would be and a better monarch than he ever was.
Oh my God! What I just saw brought tears to my eyes and gave me goosebumps. What I saw from these 2 beautiful women was regal, wittiness with intelligence. I can see from Queen Elizabeth the loyalty to her country and the pride of perfection that she had carried. From Queen Anne I see a little flirtatious confidence of wisdom. From the two portraits I do see the similarities of some of their facial features. Thank you for bringing them to life. Long live the Queens. ❤
Attention all Elizabeth fans. I discovered a really beautiful portrait of her as a young woman at the National Gallery of Ireland online collection. It's one of the Clopton type, showing her in a modest black dress and robe, but far more skillfully painted than other examples. It actually has the air of being a likeness, as if she had posed for it, or at least for the preliminary sketch. You can see that she was very attractive at that age.
It is mind blowing that Henry killed her mother due to no heir and yet, the child of the wife he beheaded was one of the best royals-Golden years!!! Her mother Queen Anne was proud and smiling down on her daughter, who resembles her but only has red hair. WOW
I see Anne in Elizabeth but I definitely see Henry. The red hair, and nose, I see Henry more but I can see both parents. Beautiful work!! Would love to see a comparison between Elizabeth and Henry 💚
I've always thought the true face of Anne Boleyn could be found in the face of Elizabeth. What do you think of the resemblance between these Tudor beauties?
Anne and Elizabeth both had that "It" factor. The one that made them stand out in a crowd and seem more beautiful than they actually were. I think they were so ALIVE and intelligent and enchanting people were drawn to them like a moth to a flame. It's something that you have to be born with and not learned or taught.
Is it just me or does Elizabeth just look like an incredibly stern teacher who actually cares a lot about her students and does everything to help them? McGonagall vibes through the roof!
Interesting that you said that. I dont know what your beliefs are on the after life, but I watched a video about someone channeling Elizabeth's spirit and that's exactly how she describes her. She said she feels "like a very strick teacher, but loves you very much and only wants what's best for you."
@@eyerollingintooblivion3564 oh i definitely believe in certain things about the afterlife and spirits, funny that others think of her the same
Interesting though. Because she was a super intelligent and extremely educated woman. She also had a very strong personality. If she lived today, I'm sure she would have been not just a teacher but professor or a scientist, or even maybe a judge in a court of law or a great doctor. Definitely she would have been something big.
@Elony5060 ~ Who............... 'Mc Gonagall'???
@Elony5960 ~ I knew that teacher! Miss MKG who taught us 6th Form girls 'A' Level English. Waxed lyrical about 'Queen Mab' who was eulogised in Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet, she told QM was based on QE1st. That updated picture is her exact likeness and you describe precisely her personality. RIP Miss MKG. Ps. Miss Jean Brody even in her prime was not a patch on our Miss G.
I love that you kept Elizabeth's neck covered. She was so often depicted with a ruff that the turtle neck just feels right.
Part of me thinks she covered her neck to make herself feel safe- as someone who was violently choked before, sometimes I self soothe by covering my neck, and proving to myself no one can touch me there. With what happened to her mother, feeling that structure against her neck may have felt like armor.
It's funny because your version of modern day Elizabeth seems friendly, warm, and engaging. I can't put my finger on it, but I have a feeling she would have had that magnetic pull even if she wasn't royal.
Apparently Elizabeth was very short sighted and this gave her the appearance of being very attentive as she looked closely at peoples faces.
@@jenrutherford6690 Interesting, didn't know that, thanks for sharing.
Apparently her mother had the same effect on people
She was highly intelligent being able to speak at lest Greek and Latin which she would translate from one to the other just for relaxation and fun .
It's clear from all accounts that Elizabeth had enormous personal charisma. During the reign of her sister, the Spanish ambassador, who was certainly no friend of Elizabeth - he was always urging Mary to put her to death - wrote "The Lady Elizabeth is greatly to be feared. She has a spirit full of enchantment."
OH Anne! She looks like the soul of the party the best friend you could have, and the one that makes you sad when she's far away from you! She deserved better in this world!
Reminds me of one Catherine, nee Middleton, married to the King in waiting....
Well said!!
I have read that part of the reason Elizabeth and Mary kept being sent away from court was that Henry couldn’t bear to look at them, as they looked so much like their mothers, with the Tudor red hair and ivory skin.
Then my guess is they showed up in his dream and he hated that.
Well, in today's terms Henry was a flaming narcissist who couldn't bear to confront that some things, like gettting a male heir,were beyond his control .
@@sherriebenson356 well, in Mary’s case, Catherine of Aragon was also a redhead. One of her great-grandmothers was an English lady from the House of Lancaster who married into the House of Trastàmara, the Royal family of Castile and Isabella of Castile’s family. So Mary got the red hair and blue eyes gene from both sides.
Bec, this is your best work along with Augustus, freaked me out when you made Anne smile. She literally lived again!
You are so gifted with this program, I have watched others clips on similar work and it just does not ring true to me.
So many of us are loving your work and the great effort you put into each presentation... Mark xx
Thank you so much ❤️❤️
The resemblance between the “Anne Boleyn” portrait, they’re not sure, but I think the resemblance between the two speaks for itself to me. I think it’s her. Good job on her “bewitching” eyes.
This is the first time I'm watching your videos, and I loved how you make Anne and Elizabeth "smile"; it's comforting and somehow gives me hope that there is an alternate universe where Anne got to see the magnificent queen her daughter turned out to be (
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Interesting. When you look for it, the resemblance between the two is there in the source portraits. This makes me wonder what kind of an effect it had on Elizabeth growing up that as she matured her father could see the Anne he had betrayed in her face more and more.
Henry was very hot and cold towards Elizabeth, and she was constantly making him gifts to appease him as a child. He would repeatedly send her away, and I can't help but think that her best qualities- her wit, charm, intelligence, dedication, and political savvy- were all too familiar.
... I watched the site, good comparasing. Ann however was much prettier.
@@militzamadrid462 It's because Henry didn't have much going for him in the looks department.
i actually think she looks so much like both her mother and father. like nose and face shape wise probably anne according to the portraits and her eyes look so much like henry the eighth’s
@@mariahewes4723 wasnt he described as a handsome prince?
I don't know why, but looking at such a clear resemblance between Elizabeth and her mother made me a little emotional. 😅 Especially when both of their smiles were compared.
Me too! I just love thinking about the true faces of history and what their lives must have been like. Elizabeth honored her mother in many different ways - I have a feeling she felt very robbed of her.
Elizabeth got her father's coloring but in other ways I think she looked more like Anne, particularly her bone structure and long neck.
@@rainstreet78 I reckon she kept her neck 'ruffed' so no one could do to her what they did to her mother. Or something along that line.
Same here. I was quite moved.
@@RoyaltyNowStudios this is so great thank you for doing this for us
It seems that Elizabeth got her mother's nose. I suppose that Elizabeth could have looked this good IF she had never been stricken with small pox. Reputedly, the pox seriously ravaged her face with deep scars, hence her dependence on heavy makeup. Anne's portrait, if at all accurate, could explain Henry's infatuation with her.
I had the same thought. Anne’s modern recreation looks like a model!
Even worse, the lead and mercury base in most cosmetics then used were toxic and damaged her face even further D:
Right, the nose and the lower jaw are exactly the same. About the mercury problem, Elisabeth was luckyier than others, a lot of people died or went insane from poisoning also at young age, expecially in 18th century, when this kind of cosmetics reached the apex
No, Elizabeth inherited her father's nose "Somewhat rising in the middest". The hook got more pronounced as she aged. As an old woman, she resembled her grandfather, Henry VII.
beautiful work and fascinating the resemblance
😍Elizabeth is my favorite so far! Perhaps I'm biased, as I've been fascinated with her since I was a child ( my daughters middle name is Elizabeth)You are right the modern renderings just make her feel so much more relatable, accessible and human. As do all your reconstructions.She looks amazing!
On a side note, I really enjoy the work you do. There's something quite moving about it. A reminder that these were real people, with real emotions and dreams and flaws. I'm so glad you mentioned etsy as I would love to get a copy of Elizabeth ❤
Clever. I particularly liked the way you made them smile - also the comparison between mother and daughter. :)
It would be amazing to see all his wives and children recreated. But I can’t imagine how much work just one recreation takes to make. Amazing work.
Follow along and we’ll get there together. I’ll absolutely do all of them.
He had about 20 kids, but so few lived :(
You bring history to life in a way I’ve not seen before. Absolutely fascinating. Now to binge watch the rest of your content. Thank you…
Aw thank you! So glad you’re enjoying it
Very well done, excellent. Ive been waiting for you to do Elizabeth i. She's my favourite woman in history next to boudicea, Boudica or Boudicca, also known as Boadicea or Boudicea who took on the Romans., and our beautiful Diana, The Princess of Wales. Wow. What powerful women. These are what superheroes are made from
You set to your task with such compassion that I actually feel it through the screen. Both these women are owed mad respect. Whether accurate or not - your tribute is skillfully crafted. Well done!
You can clearly see the resemblance between them. I love how Elizabeth looks, there’s something about her. She seems like one of those people who could look at you and know you. I like her.
Wow! The recreation (of Elizabeth smiling) looks a lot like Cate Blanchett, who starred in the two great movies about Elizabeth I! Actually, I'm reading about Elizabeth right now in Peter Ackroyd's superb book, 'Tudors', and look forward to watching the two movies, the second of which I've not seen yet, and the first not for several years.
They are both beautiful and together it is clear they are mother and daughter.
A beautiful representation!
Thank you!
You did really well with these! And then having them smile was amazing!
Love the fade from one to the other...really highlights the resemblance. Fascinating!
I absolutely adore your versions of these two iconic women! Great job….
Great video. Excellent work 🌷🌷🌷
WOW - they look absolutely stunning 🤩
I enjoyed this. I’d love to see a comparison between Elizabeth and her grandfather, Henry 7. I see a resemblance there, as Henry 8 was said to resemble his grandfather, Edward 4. Thanks!
Sì Enrico ottavo assomigliava a suo nonno Edoardo 4 ..casata degli York. .padre di Elisabetta mamma di Enrico appunto ..
Come lui era bellissimo alto ..biondo rossiccio .possente ed importante nella figura ..
Il più bel principe d'Europa fu definito da chi lo vide da ragazzo
Poi invecchiando divenne grasso e tiranno .. 😧
The look on Annes face with that smile.. like she got the last laugh. Their daughter remembered as one. Of the greatest queens in British history.
I love studying and learning about ancient history and these recreations and back stories are amazing.
Thank you for your hardwork bringing people back to life.
Beautiful work, how clever of you to do this. Great to see these women from history look as they might have looked as we know the modern day 'look of the moment' was how they painted for fashion but we did not get to see them truly - most people have their eyebrows but so many are painted without, well done, really gorgeous work
These images are intriguing I'd like to see one of a younger Henry VIII with them to show Elizabeth's resemblance to both of her parents.
This is amazing Becca!
The resemblance is striking! Great work!
OMG that’s so amazing!!!!
Always enjoy your incredible work!
Thank you!
They are just beautiful in your recreations.
Thank you. Thank you so much. I am speechless.
Amazing 🤩 Elizabeth 1 is one of my favorite historical figures. Just beautiful
Thank you!
Hello, Royalty Now! This is a fascinating site! I'm probably going to check out every person you portray. Thank you! John.😊
Thank you! I so enjoy seeing these recreations! I love history and always wonder how they would look now!
This is really beautiful. Thank you for your art. ❤
Lovely thank you, beautifully done.
Love this! Elizabeth is awesome!
Mesmerizing…. Thank you for sharing, I’m really enjoying your page
Absolutely fantastic work
I just discovered your channel, I'm impressed with the quality of your content.
I think it would be interesting to create the Napoléon face of his death mask.
Thank you! A modern version of him is definitely on my list soon
Amazing, this is a "Master Piece" digital. Congratulations!!!
Hello WOW i just found your channel and im amazed that at the end of each video , i feel poignantly, nostalgic feelings for each of these Very Beautiful Women from History. I cannot really find the right words in seeing each of their reconstructed faces. I have ALWAYS ALWAYS loved HISTORY and often wondered what these Great Ladies and Great Men would look like. You take me back into history as if i have known these people and when they smile their beautiful smiles i smile right back at them. WOW again and new subscriber here. 🙂👍👍💗💘
I love these! Somehow you've managed to capture the intelligent gaze of these two amazing women. 3:29
So interesting to see the mother daughter comparison. Very moving in fact, made me feel so much sympathy and admiration for both of these women of yesteryear, but most particularly Anne. It’s such a shame that there exist no true portraits of her, but after seeing this I believe that the best known portrait of Anne that you worked from was probably a very good likeness of her all the same. That was amazing! I love your channel!
Truly beautiful work thank you ❣️
Your work is absolutely fascinating. I just stumbled upon it, and I have watched four shows in a row. I am now on my way to finding more. What a fascinating concept, and what a magnificent job you have done with it!
Nice work on both, truly lovely
Fleshing Elizabeth especially certainly changes the impression of her from the portrait! Softened and animated making both of these lifelike, or 'ALIVELIKE', satisfies such a WANT to connect to them. IF we could sit and talk with them! Thank you for this step closer.
This channel deserves a millon subs. I love it
Thank you so much!
This is just amazing!!
Elizabeth looks like a best selling author of books that are thought provoking and emotional.
Anne looks like the woman who reads such books and dedicates her life to helping the homeless. I absolutely adore your channel ❤️❤️
These are wonderful images. You've certainly convinced me :-)
Excellent work.
Great work!
Thank you for your beautiful and informative work.
What an amazing channel. Loved the mother daughter comparison!!
I would love to see a series on royal courtiers like Diane de Poitiers, Elizabeth Blount, Giulia Farnese etc...
Well done!!
Wow this is so amazing to see two of my favorite women in British history brought to life like this! They were so beautiful! Thank you for doing this!
As always, excellent work!
So cool!! Elizabeth really does look like someone I’d want to be friends with! Great work!!
Excellent! I would like to see you compare Elizabeth with the portrait that most resembles the medal. Love your work!
Love the music and video!!!!!!
What a remarkable gift you have . fascinating !
Amazing!
thank you for putting smile on their faces🥰
I absolutely love these videos, thanks so much for making them. They bring me a lot of joy!
Can I ask if you have any plans to do Henry VIII? That would be a delight and so interesting .. there would no doubt be enough references, too?
You really make them look beuatiful!
Beautiful!
amazing 💖
Wow... You have so much talent. 👏👏👏
Anne Boleyn is my 22nd great aunt. I realize that's a long way back through history, but to see someone that I know is a far far distant relation of my family who has been dead for half a millennium come alive; it was breath taking.
WOW!!!!! Idk how you do this, but Bravo!!!
you are so talented
Wow the depiction of Elizabeth looks so incredibly realistic. I know there's not really any portraits of her but is any way to portray what Eleanor of Aquitaine looked like? That would be fascinating.
We have a video on her!
Hello everyone thanks for the video .its uncanny the ressemblance between mother and daughter
I can’t help but see the resemblance between Anne and Elizabeth in their respective historical portraits, which leads to believe that the portrait of Anne Boleyn is accurate although historians are unsure.
Bravo! Well done.
WOW!! WOW!!! All these years, I could never see a resemblance of Elizabeth to any of her parents. And the fact that Elizabeth ordered the painters to not paint her real face, but, some beautified version of it, and I always thought she was rather ugly, but, you have made her beautiful, that she did resemble her mother, and that I could actually see why men would have wanted to marry her and why Catherine Parr's last husband was so infatuated with her. And Anne's face. I've never liked that particular painting of her, there's one where she's wearing a gabled pearl studded hood that's always been one of my favorites of her, but, you made her look beautiful in that, also. Just amazing!! I just wish they would dig up their graves, take photos of their skulls and recreate what they really looked like so everyone can see what they really looked like. But, you did an excellent job. I'm happy for once about the faces and what they possibly looked like, and you took some unattractive paintings and made the subjects human and beautiful.
Yes they definitely do look similar, personally l think Elizabeth is the more interesting and intellectual looking in the modern version!! Very attractive.
Her Majesty Elizabeth's reconstruction fits her historic description to a tee. An unstoppable fiery force with an alluring presence. Cross her at your peril, but if you were a law abiding subject her concern for you radiates from her. She must have been a magnificent personality to have known.
Thank God Elizabeth I was half Anne. I believe this is what made her a great queen. The fire, intelligence, wit and mental strength she got from her is why she became one of England's most beloved and successful monarchs. Anne had her revenge from beyond the grave. Henry never could have imagined how wonderful his daughter would be and a better monarch than he ever was.
Oh my God! What I just saw brought tears to my eyes and gave me goosebumps. What I saw from these 2 beautiful women was regal, wittiness with intelligence. I can see from Queen Elizabeth the loyalty to her country and the pride of perfection that she had carried. From Queen Anne I see a little flirtatious confidence of wisdom. From the two portraits I do see the similarities of some of their facial features. Thank you for bringing them to life. Long live the Queens. ❤
That was awesome!!!
Wonderful job. I love it.
Attention all Elizabeth fans. I discovered a really beautiful portrait of her as a young woman at the National Gallery of Ireland online collection. It's one of the Clopton type, showing her in a modest black dress and robe, but far more skillfully painted than other examples. It actually has the air of being a likeness, as if she had posed for it, or at least for the preliminary sketch. You can see that she was very attractive at that age.
It is mind blowing that Henry killed her mother due to no heir and yet, the child of the wife he beheaded was one of the best royals-Golden years!!! Her mother Queen Anne was proud and smiling down on her daughter, who resembles her but only has red hair. WOW
Magical !!!
👵This is amazing! Thank you 👍😁
Are these paintings? They look like photographs. Wow such great talent to make them look so real and especially the hair at the temples looks so real.
I see Anne in Elizabeth but I definitely see Henry. The red hair, and nose, I see Henry more but I can see both parents. Beautiful work!! Would love to see a comparison between Elizabeth and Henry 💚
Wow. YOU. aRE. GREAT at THIS ❣️