It makes my heart happy to see recreations of Anne with a smile. History has made her into a harlot and home wrecker, but has forgotten how intriguing and intelligent she was. She is finally being seen in a kinder light.

@stardustgirl2904

2 жыл бұрын

Ann is a relative of my Father's, so when people talk badly of her it's pretty sad! Maybe they should do a DNA test to see if the skeleton is really her. 💜🙏🏻

@christyricker8736

2 жыл бұрын

@@stardustgirl2904 I would LOVE for the skeleton to be tested for verification. If it is truly Anne, then I feel like she should be entombed in a place befitting a queen. Henry was a spoiled man-child that wanted anything and everything he pleased. Poor Anne probably would have never carried another child to term, as it is theorized she was Rh negative. Henry was so obsessed with a male heir to even see that he had strong and intelligent girls. I could go on, but I will finish with reiterating that Anne should be treated as the queen she was: intelligent, strong, forward thinking, etc.

@stardustgirl2904

2 жыл бұрын

@@christyricker8736 I do agree with that, however I think some would think 🤔 that was trying to rewrite history in a way! In my family I grew up knowing who my famous and not so famous ancestors were, it's made me have a love and appreciation for history, and those that lived it! Whether people we're good or bad it all tells a story,we can all share and learn from! I wish more people knew who there ancestors were, it show's you what your capable of if they were strong good people, living to better society! 🙏🏻🪨👍🏻Take care

@SesameR7sh

2 жыл бұрын

What every fiction of Anne misses out is that she was a dedicated Protestant. A heretic, in Thomas Mores eyes, as was her brother. And was all about the dissolution of the monasteries. She wanted to take that vast wealth and create a universal school system. Imagine England under a RULING Queen Anne: all that money invested in the people, all those bright lower class boys, and maybe girls too, educated, productive ..she was far seeing. But she didn't reckon with her husband's greed or the greed of the nobles. They fell on that wealth and squandered it. Cromwell used it to buy loyalty for Henry. All those ruined abbeys, beautiful buildings that could have been real schools. ...Anne was furious. And she expressed herself. Cromwell and Henry didn't like that. She had also lost her looks with pregnancy. Disappointment, fear, repeated miscarriage. .this video missed out THAT portrait. "That thin old woman" Chapuys called her. "a thin, vicious hack" (horse). Unfortunately this isn't as sexy as home wrecker, etc. She was a highly intelligent woman, of the kind that has no female friends, always surrounded by men, which in those days meant a woman who works have wanted a man's education and freedom. Anne acted as an a man...not "like" a man ..."as" a man, not seeing herself as an inferior species. She forgot the real truth if things, as women like this do: the men control everything, and they let a woman act like that so long as she's bolstering their egos and giving them what they want. She's no Duke of Norfolk, with a huge power base. She's a longer woman and her queenship gave her no power at all. When she fell, she's had not one defender.

@stardustgirl2904

2 жыл бұрын

@@SesameR7sh If Ann was a protestant why would she want her husband to make the church of England?

This really humanizes a woman that was vilified so harshly. This was so amazing.

@gato-grande

6 ай бұрын

PRINCESA LEONOR

Beyond gorgeous. And a brilliantly educated woman who wasn’t afraid to speak her mind. They were afraid of her potential power and influence- and it’s so beautiful that Elizabeth took after her mother and proved that women can successfully lead.

There’s something about seeing what someone may have looked like that lived 500 years ago that is just so entirely fascinating to me. Very good job! Thank you! ❤

@carmengogeidnas9670

Жыл бұрын

It's it amazing? I really like the modern recreations because it's a reminder that she was probably just a regular girl. Historical figures seem so far away and monolithic, it's interesting to think that they had a lot of the same problems we do today

@chasealan2166

Жыл бұрын

@@carmengogeidnas9670 Yes! They seem almost like characters from a fictional story at times. These really do flesh them out in my mind and humanize them in a way. Absolutely love it!

@tombrown8987

10 ай бұрын

487

@jeanandre6998

2 ай бұрын

Very fascinating

U know... i cried while seeing the recreations with her smile!... Whatever her haters may say, she didnt deserve such an end. Thank u for posting this video.

@RoyaltyNowStudios

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! The recreations always make me emotional as well 🥰

@LauraV315

2 жыл бұрын

I cried too 🙌🏽

@FrankIsAlwaysRight

2 жыл бұрын

She engaged in incest…revolting. She was morally corrupt.

@nicolec9545

2 жыл бұрын

@@FrankIsAlwaysRight the accusations were never proven, unless it was indeed factual judgement cannot be held over her

@dantalian269

2 жыл бұрын

@@FrankIsAlwaysRight so did everyone else in her era. U can’t hold her accountable for something that was incredibly widespread and common, even encouraged, during that time. If she lived now and still engaged in incest, that would be different

There’s something radiant about her smiling. You really hit the ball out of the park with this…ABSOLUTELY STUNNING

@BernieHollandMusic

2 жыл бұрын

I second that comment !

@JellyBeanInTheNight

Жыл бұрын

Yes! It matches what I envisioned her charisma to be like.

@leilaniz5909

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, she was given veneers and everything

@anti-ethniccleansing465

Жыл бұрын

19:51 She looks like the actress who starred as the main role in the movie Flashdance.

@emelynayarit7847

10 ай бұрын

​@@JellyBeanInTheNightIt is, i saw her once in a dream and her smile is infectious, she looks exactly like the Nidd Hall portrait and the one of the national portrait gallery.

What kills me is, somewhere in England or possibly France, in some dark, dusty, forgotten corner of an attic is a contemporary painting of her. She was loved and hated, but those that loved her, even having to appear that they didn't, would have secretly kept SOMETHING of hers. Her family hid something somewhere. Not at Hever but at one of their other houses.

I found myself subconsciously and uncontrollably smiling from your renditions of Anne. Thank you so very much for your work and talent that brings to us so relatable images of people that we do consider from time to time.

@gato-grande

6 ай бұрын

PRINCESA LEONOR

I’m an Portrait artist myself and have studied the Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn story religiously. Personally, I feel the Hans Holbein portraits are true portraits of Anne done in her lifetime. I think they survived Henry’s rampage and destruction of her likenesses, because they were merely sketches Holbein did likely to prepare for the oil portraits. Maybe they were stashed away somewhere. The others are merely copies…IMAGINED. IMO

@chriscunningham8807

Жыл бұрын

It's sick when abusive men destroy the image of those they violated, betrayed and butchered. Misogyny and entitlement are a toxic and potentially lethal mix.

@gardensofthegods

Жыл бұрын

a portrait , not an portrait ... I'm just trying to be helpful ... but yes I agree with you

@Elly3981

Жыл бұрын

@@chriscunningham8807 In those days, you only got a portrait or sculpture if you were of high social status. Today, it would be virtually impossible for anyone to destroy all pictures of anyone else since pictures can easily be copied and uploaded on the internet.

@cincin4515

Жыл бұрын

@@chriscunningham8807 you are judging a part of history that has long gone. Even now talking like that is unnecessary. There are just as many toxic women.

@kaveriajake2212

Жыл бұрын

I agree

I often think of her as one of the documented cases of extreme domestic violence and betrayal. May she rest in peace

@Uhtredrag1080

Жыл бұрын

She played the game of thrones and lost. Although she may have been innocent of the charges of treason, she wasn't innocent in the game of politics. She and Her family created many enemies who had the ear of the king. Unfortunately for her, her enemies succeeded in removing her.

@emilyb5278

Жыл бұрын

Yes. She never wanted to be married to the king she was in love with another man but her family used her and her sister for financial gain. The girls were too young to be at fault . The Bolyn sisters the book is both historical fact written in fiction it goes into detail how her dad and uncle used her as porn. Is a shit film but the books good

@dianetanner1880

Жыл бұрын

WE don't 'rest in peace.' We go on to other experiences. Like the seasons, life is a continuum, culminating in our return back to who we truly are: a part of the Divine Creator. We are the outward manifestation of the Divine Creator.

@Elly3981

29 күн бұрын

​@Uhtredrag1080 I think Anne's biggest mistake was thinking that she could control and manipulate King Henry and grossly underestimated how dangerous and unstable he was.

Her eyes in all 3 renderings show they were her best feature. You can tell by her eyes she was incredibly intelligent and lively.

@Skyebright1

Жыл бұрын

Elizabeth inherited her eyes ;)

@grantavakjan9488

3 ай бұрын

uhm... that's really far fetched

This actually made me cry at the end. She was so beautiful and unique looking. What a tragic life...Great job on this video.

@RoyaltyNowStudios

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Made me shed a tear or two as well

@glamsky3257

Жыл бұрын

Your reconstruction looks nothing like Anne's potrait in the medal.

@magdalenamrowka4734

Жыл бұрын

Agree!

@ramencurry6672

Жыл бұрын

It is sad. Unfortunately violence against women has not stopped.

@Obelisk57

Жыл бұрын

She F'd Queen Catherine over.

I I believe that the Holbein sketch portrays Anne the best. The written description of her having a “wide mouth” and black eyes is captured by Holbein in that sketch, as well as her individualistic look. Holbein was a talented sketch artist, not a hack who relied upon the safer, more carituristic artistic patterns typical of that time period. He had come to England for a brief time to do Royal portraitures and to make his name. I think that you can discount the national portrait Gallery pieces because it was an artistic convention by Royal portraitists of that time period to show all royal women with tiny “bow” mouths. For that reason, I think that they are the least accurate portraits of Anne.

@mollflanders9314

2 жыл бұрын

Truth. Thanks for articulating what I could not say, which is "Why do all these royal ppl look alike?"🤔

@marys8626

2 жыл бұрын

I agree 100%. I've forgotten where I read it but it was either an Alison Weir book or someone similar which said that Holboen sketch of Anne wearing a hood in profile is likely the most true to life likeness of Anne. The medal which was struck in Anne's lifetime with her motto on it also looks a lot like that sketch too.

@sinead1328

2 жыл бұрын

@@mollflanders9314 well also inbreeding lol

@mabel8179

2 жыл бұрын

@@carlomariaromano4320 I have a tiny bow mouth but wish it were larger!

@davionnscottwhvr1117

2 жыл бұрын

I’m curious as to what do they mean by swarthy, what does that define

As a Catholic I have always been an admirer of Anne Boleyn. Ever since I was a small child and saw "Anne of the Thousand Days" in 1970. She is my favorite Queen of all of Henry's wives.

Anne Boleyn is actually my distant cousin. It’s cool knowing more about her and finding things in common. She was treated so unfairly…

@XenusMama

9 ай бұрын

I’m a Boleyn also, the 1st recreation portrait looks almost exactly like my daughter.

@georgiariches5275

8 ай бұрын

She’s my distant cousin too!

@georgiariches5275

8 ай бұрын

She’s my distant cousin too!

@eldaroses.g.r.7945

5 ай бұрын

@dot347 My aunt is a genealogist, and she’s actually got records tracing as far back as Charlemagne (who is related to just about everyone of European descent, apparently). Anne Boleyn’s aunt, also named Anne Boleyn, is my direct ancestor. Ergo, distant cousin.

Wow. The portrait recreations at 18:59 and 19:38 is simply amazing. If that is how the late Queen Anne Boleyn looked like in real life, she was certainly a beautiful lady. May she rest in peace

@dianaparker4807

2 жыл бұрын

Honestly most of us see Anne as a beautiful woman here in her recreations and she was indeed! I just think for that time she was just average. I believe during that period men were into "fair ladies" i.e. blondes with blue eyes.

@AK-vv1ur

2 жыл бұрын

@@dianaparker4807 Exactly. She may not have been the classic English rose where light eyes and blonde hair was the standard, but she was certainly pretty, as seen in these recreations. Not to mention King Henry was deeply infatuated with her passionately and surely part of that would have been based on her physical beauty. After all, he wanted to make her Queen and the mother of his heir so her being “ugly” doesn’t make any sense in that regard.

@RoSez888

2 жыл бұрын

@@AK-vv1ur I agree. She may not have been THE MOST beautiful among the English women at the Tudor court, but she supposedly entertained the men in that court with her intelligence, humor, quick wit and charm which can make a girl of ordinary beauty stand out in a crowd. It is also rumored that Anne learned a few sexual tricks at the French Court which did not include losing her maidenhead which is why she was a "virgin" on her wedding night.

@dianaparker4807

2 жыл бұрын

@@AK-vv1ur And let us not forget how picky Henry was about how his wives should look. Anne of Cleves, his German wife, who some people think was the prettiest of all his wives from the portaits of her, Henry said she was ugly and not his taste and the marriage didn't last long because he didn't fancy her in the sack but he was incredibly kind to her. When they divorced he gave a castel to Anne and I believe she had a full staff and was always invited to Henry's Court for holidays etc. It was said Anne of Cleeves was treated like a sister of King Henry. Lucy Lady!!!

@johnny196775

2 жыл бұрын

@@dianaparker4807 He said that to save his own face... he was unable to perform and so blamed it on her... It was a pitiful slander.

Let’s say these portraits are close to the actual Anne, I can see why people were mesmerized by her. Her smile is infectious.

@cincin4515

Жыл бұрын

They weren't mesmerised by her. She was considered butt ugly by Henry's court. Compared to a man.

@annalyon2729

Жыл бұрын

@@jenynz5334 Henry was redhead, so there's that

@annalyon2729

Жыл бұрын

@@jenynz5334 Yes, and she propably had that gene but as an inherited dormant gene. Her Mother or father could've been a redhead.

@bre1408

Жыл бұрын

@@jenynz5334 he was attracted most likely by her intelligence, she also most likely had auburn hair not black

@ziranli2527

Жыл бұрын

@@jenynz5334 It‘s said that Elizabeth used lead powder all her life to cover the dark skin she inherited from her mother, I read it from a book.

Yes, Anne was portrayed as home wrecking force for Henry. It is written she was very smart speaking several languges and as you mentioned her independence was an issue with Henry. This is a great portrayal of her and it shows her beauty. No wonder Henry noticed her. Great job!!!!

She was and still is a beautiful woman and as such a beautiful actress played the role of Anne Boleyn in The Tudors. Natalie Dormer.

@fitnessandfoodover4085

22 күн бұрын

I just wish they had Natalie wear dark contact lenses. Anne was known for her beautiful, large dark eyes.

I love how you recreated Ann Boleyn's look if she ever did exist in the present time she is absolutely beautiful.

@davionnscottwhvr1117

2 жыл бұрын

Can you say / I’m curious as to what do they mean by swarthy, what does that define

@littlemy1773

2 жыл бұрын

@@davionnscottwhvr1117 it means dark skinned, more olive toned to be precise . It can also mean weather beaten but I doubt they meant that unless they were being awful about her

@jenynz5334

Жыл бұрын

Why would her daughter be fair, then?

@kaveriajake2212

Жыл бұрын

@@jenynz5334 because Henry viii was very fair. Most of the Tudors were fair skinned and red haired. Henry, KoA, EoY, Mary and Elizabeth for example

@jenynz5334

Жыл бұрын

@@kaveriajake2212 Yes, but certain genes usually express over others. Redheads need both parents to have the same gene mutation. I just wondered about the description of her and whether she was just more tan or something.

Anne Boleyn with the French Hood is such an unforgettable look. Wish we could’ve seen more of her portraits.

@elss8717

2 жыл бұрын

He ry had all her portraits destroyed. Real shame.

@daisyflower22

Жыл бұрын

Ann Boleyn is my 12th Great Aunt.

@kristynbierer9992

20 күн бұрын

While the Nid Hall Portrait seems to match "The Moost Happi" medal, I've always thought that that particular portrait was either of Katherine of Aragon or Jane Seymore, base on the hood that she's wearing is an English Gabel Hood, which returned to popular court fashion when Jane Seymore was being pursued because of it's modest & pure look. Anne popularized the French Hood, which she wore when she returned from France & became part of Katherine's household as a Lady in Waiting. That could just be me though. Regardless of which portrait, Anne clearly was an alluring woman full of spirit, sparkle, & intelligence. I love the smile that you painted her with! It's infectious & makes you want to sit down with her & be her friend!❤️❤️

"The Concubine" is one of the best books about Anne, and seeing these recreations helps bring the book to life!

I live extremely close to Hampton Court Palace and, no matter how many times I attend, I never fail to be taken back in time. Along a wooden beam are the carved initials of HT(Henry Tudor) and AB. They extend along the beam and then come to a sudden stop. The magnificent portraits “Artist unknown and subject unknown”. One can only imagine who these people, long gone, once were. To have a modern day likeness of Anne is quite remarkable. I can now put a face into history and also those initials. Diolch yn fawr hi 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Thank you very much

@anasoto3781

Жыл бұрын

You are so lucky, I dream of the day I can go there. If I lived nearby I would probably go every day. I am obsessed with Tudor history

There should be a comparison using Elizabeth. She certainly got Henry’s coloring but look at her face and shape.

@RoyaltyNowStudios

2 жыл бұрын

I actually have a video on this :) check out “the modern faces of Anne Boleyn and Elizabeth I”. There is a huge resemblance. Link: Anne Boleyn & Elizabeth I as Modern Women - Mother & Daughter Resemblance Through Time kzread.info/dash/bejne/g4upw6OIj9LRg5M.html

@jn8ive60

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. I think it's obvious that what Elizabeth inherited from her father was fair skin and red hair, but that everything else, eye shape, eye color, nose, and face shape came from Anne Boleyn. I've often thought that we can get a good idea of what Anne looked like by looking at portraits of Elizabeth.

@NavierMasChannel

2 жыл бұрын

I’m a strong believer that we are sometimes exact replicas of our ancestors. I’ve compared so many family photographs and portraits taken throughout time and I almost always find a portrait where it looks nearly identical if not similar to their current living descendants. Of course there are variations due to inheriting different traits from different sides of the family/ancestors. But mathematically speaking, there is only a finite number of ways a face can resemble in series of descendants. Like others mentioned Elizabeth was known for having her father’s coloring, but not so much with the facial features

@jitaamesuluma9730

2 жыл бұрын

why ? she was a monstor too

@HK-gm8pe

2 жыл бұрын

I normally believe we should leave dead bodies alone but we have actually her skeleton with skull( yeah it wasnt put on the spike cause Anne was the first queen ever to be executed in England, Henry couldnt have let anything go wrong, thats probably also why swordsman was used, not because Henry was soooo merciful, he probably didnt want a PR disaster ) I think that we should make a reconstruction of her face or at least a picture how she would have looked like becase Henry literally tried to make her disappera, this woman changed the world , literally , we should have at least a picture of her

Story of Anne Boleyn makes me very sad. Thanks for doing this, I think it is really special and honoring to someone who lost their life so unjustly to have their face shown 500 years later.

Love seeing these recreations. Makes these people seem real and alive

I really can't explain how emotional your videos make me. I've grown up interested in history and trying to see the women beneath the stylized paintings of them, all from hundreds of years ago. Hearing their ACTUAL history too, not just slander or additions from much later, it's just amazing. Thank you for all of your hard work! 🤍🩶🖤

seeing her smile, especially the one at 19:15 choked me up, she was so radiant and beautiful and truly did not deserve the end she got. fantastic work on the portraits! ♥

This is so amazing, I have been obsessed with Anne since 2008 .. I feel she was set up and was innocent also. I’m so glad to see how she may have really looked .. she was gorgeous!

@pellaxestorba4836

Жыл бұрын

LoL this is classic photoshopping. And you fell for it.

@heyjude6680

Жыл бұрын

@@pellaxestorba4836 ofc it is in case u aren't aware annes dead

@pellaxestorba4836

Жыл бұрын

@@heyjude6680 Then nobody could have obtained her express, let alone written permission to PHOTOSHOP her visage. Even if they don't say no it is still rape? Check mate.

@PJ_Playz

Жыл бұрын

@@pellaxestorba4836 lol that isn't how that works but do go on.

@PJ_Playz

Жыл бұрын

@@veryberry39 Lol dude was seriously trying to be a Karen for someone that has been dead and gone for hundred's of years. Simping possibly too.

You have no idea how emotional I got watching her smile. Just as I picture her in court with those beautiful gowns and jewels. She was indeed "The Most Happy" dispate everything that happened to her. Gorgeous work, thank you for sharing.

Amazing work!! Thank you so much for sharing not only your recreations but the background history associated with each of the characters.

Anne Bolyn had the last laugh because her daughter surpassed her dad as one of the greatest rulers of England

Anne Boleyn is fascinating historic figure ! your recreations are amazing ! was so thrilled to see Anne “alive” , thank you 😍👍🏻

@RoyaltyNowStudios

2 жыл бұрын

She is! My favorite, hence why this video is so long! I couldn’t stop including things.

@davionnscottwhvr1117

2 жыл бұрын

I’m curious as to what do they mean by swarthy, what does that define

@CanadianMonarchist

Жыл бұрын

@@davionnscottwhvr1117 It means tan.

I agree with you 101% and might I add what a fantastic job you did recreating Anne to life!

@RoyaltyNowStudios

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

The piano piece accompanying your recreations are so moving that gave a sense of genuine authentication to this innocent woman - Thank-you for your highly intuitive work.

Thank you for accurate history and fascinating possibilities of Anne's features. She is remembered as a strong, very intelligent woman, entitled to a special place in history. ❤

Wow! I have always been so fascinated by Anne. Seeing your re-creations brought a tear to eyes. She was a real, beautiful soul who did not deserve what happened to her. Her time in the tower must have been so scary and lonely. God be with her. Rest in peace.

@dianetanner1880

Жыл бұрын

Yes, she was a beautiful soul and she still is. Beautiful inside and out, as I have been told, many times. I am glad that you said this.

I love that you have the recreations smile! I don't even know if I can properly describe it but the feeling I got at 19:51 with her looking at the viewer and smiling was such a shockwave reminder that, though we are used to seeing historical figures in 2D portraits and illustrations, they were in fact real people as we are now. Of course I know that but it can be difficult to really picture them as they were (as opposed to the drawings and actor portrayals). Especially with the tragic ending of her life, seeing Anne smile here is bittersweet to see. Gosh, my interest in the Tudors peaks every now and then and lately it's been peaked again, and watching this video just makes me want to pick up some biographies or something even more!

I had goosebumps and tears at the same time. Thank you for this recreation. We all can agree that she was a beautiful woman.

I so love your channel and the time spent on not only the recreations, but the deep dive into the history as well 😻 The endings when your portraits smile - gives such a sense of humanity and relatability ❤👏

Anne Boleyn is my favorite historical figure. I have always been fascinated by her and her life. This was amazing thank you so much. ❤

@kaarlimakela3413

2 жыл бұрын

Imagine if Anne lived, how would that have influenced little Elizabeth? Imagine if Anne had lived, how would that influence Elizabeth, having Mama around come hell or high water. We might have ended up with a very different world.

@davionnscottwhvr1117

2 жыл бұрын

Help me understand-I’m curious as to what do they mean by swarthy, what does that define

@ellendunne2345

2 жыл бұрын

Me too! This was amazing ❤️

@Grace-tc1lq

Жыл бұрын

@@davionnscottwhvr1117 Dark skinned.

In learning about Anne's life I always found her fascinating; I think she was vivacious and beautiful as you depict, after all she captured the heart of a King. Unfortunately, as so often happened in the past, her power was deemed dangerous by men at court who coveted power, and a closeness to the throne, and set out to remove her and her influence.

@nannettechampeau3453

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely correct!

Love how much care you put into these recreations and the history you provide

Such a beautiful video and your reconstruction brought me to tears! My daughter is Anne’s biggest fan…. I can’t wait for her to watch this video! Thank you for bringing Anne back to life!! ❤

I absolutely love your approach to the telling of Anne's story and the way you relate the details of her life and relationship with Henry. You are telling the facts and not sugar coating it and taking an unbiased approach. Excellent work, thank you so much for this video!

Amazing how you recreate her face, especially with the smile. Totally amazing to see this Queen smiling like we've never seen before. Thank you 💜

Seeing her recreation with such a vivid smile brought tears to me eyes and Bolin, by far is one of my absolute favorite, mysterious, historical figures I believe firmly with every ounce of my soul that she was a victim of her time, and I wish so badly that I could know her true story

Wow I have been waiting for this, well done! Thanks.

I think the recreation at 19:30 is what she really looked like. We know Anne's looks were not considered beautiful during this period in England. Also, her detractors would have attempted to downplay any complimentary endowments of her. Also the face at 19:30 radiates wit, intelligence and fun. We know from her existing belongings so much of her personality. Her daughter inherited her mom's feisty spirit and intelligence.

I love how you brought Anne to life. She's beautiful, but not perfect. It wasn't her looks that attracted men, but her wit and personality. I also like how you went for the facts and you don't let biases guide your artwork. And then there's Chapuys who basically called her an old hag who had a sixth finger and a witch's wart on her neck.

@NotToday1971

Жыл бұрын

Most likely jealous

@chriscunningham8807

Жыл бұрын

They also defamed her for supposedly having a third nipple... the sign of a witch. She was prostiuted by her father to service his political agenda. Imagine sleeping with an obese man with stinking open ulcers! Ironically, poor Anne was betrayed by her bewitching looks and wit. Ugly, powerful, insecure and vain men like Weinstein and Henry VIII tend to prey on beautiful women. History repeats.

Im a spirit channeller, I used to be a tour guide in the 80's at Hampton Court Palace, but in 2013/2016 I embarked upon a three year project channelling Anne as she wanted me to write a book entitled... "My Time - My Say - My Truth".. its in editing at the moment. She was not the woman we all thought she was and she was more fascinating and captivating than I could ever have imagined. Im using the Holbein sketch of Anne as the cover for my book. I love your channel and find AI fascinating. With regards to your recreations, the modern day image bears no resemblance to Anne at all sadly. But the first one of her in the green dress and the gable hood is the closest to her real likeness so you almost nailed that .. the second pic of her with the "B" necklace is also very verrrrry close to how she appears to me. When she comes through to me, she wears a blue velvet dress with no head dress at all, just long wavy auburn hair with a slight French lilt to her voice. There is a chapter in the book that Anne called "Oh Those Wives"! Where she discusses all of the wives that came after her.. and how she viewed them all from the astral realm. She told me that she would have liked to have been friends with Anne of Cleves, she found her to be a very savvy lady who was fantastic company and such a laugh to be around, she felt that Anne of Cleves would have been a great diplomat, and said Anne was a rather tall beautiful woman with thick, long glossy strawberry blond hair. I will have to send you a copy of the book once its published. Keep up the good work. Much love and blessings from England :-)

@MaryWindham-mt1jw

3 күн бұрын

I would be very interested in a copy of that book. Let us know where it is US.

I was obsessed with the Tudors, which was mainly due to fact that we had to learn about the Tudor dynasty at school for history, but the overall history of the Tudor dynasty enthralled me. Especially Anne Boleyn. I have no idea why I am so drawn to her, whether its her tragic life, her strong personality or simply her, overall as a person, (according to what I have heard about her)but I just can't wrap my head around as to why I find her so fascinating. She is someone we know so much about, yet so little about. My heart goes out to her. I still can't understand as to why I was allured to her both now and then, but she sure is one of the most remarkable female personalities to have ever existed. BTW, the recreation of Anne Boleyn from one of the Holbein sketches is such simply alluring.

@gato-grande

6 ай бұрын

PRINCESA LEONOR

I love that you made her smile! Since she had such a tragic ending, but was also described to be a free-minded and enchanting woman, I think history owes her some of the happiness she was robbed of by Henry VIII

@pellaxestorba4836

Жыл бұрын

Henry VIII was a classic feminist. Self-absorbed, petulant, greedy, willing to sacrifice others solely for his own happiness, spoiled, narcissist ... and, well, everything else that feminists are. Henry VIII, a veritable pioneer and role model for the feminists. All about the power ... never about taking responsibility for one's own actions. But where is old Harry now? Where will the feminists end their days? The former and the latter shall meet in the same place. And great shall be their calamity on that day. They have been warned.

@lakama4965

Жыл бұрын

It is worth watching the Winter king on KZread to see how Henry turned out to be the way he was.

@cheddarcheese930

Жыл бұрын

@@pellaxestorba4836 That's ridiculous. That was the way of the world at the time.

I read the comments before watching the video. I read where some had cried. I was prepared to not cry after reading that. Didn't work. When the first recreation smiled so large like she was laughing...I felt hot behind my eyes and then there came the tears. She is one of the few people from the past that I wish I could time travel back and help save her.

@dianetanner1880

Жыл бұрын

I am certain that Anne has been vindicated by these kind comments over 500 years later. She is smiling....

@Dragonfly_64795

5 ай бұрын

I cried as well, tried hard not to but failed badly

This is incredible how you bring people from the distant past alive! This video in particular. Anne comes to life as real and relatable. Her eyes in particular are so beautiful! When she smiles I feel like I can see the real person...I imagine her as intelligent, quick witted and possibly having a slightly mischievous sense of humor and able to charm the socks off nearly anybody. She was that woman with that strong personality that most people loved, she had an undeniable presence when she entered a room. This also leads me to believe that a big part of what made Elizabeth great was the genes from her mom!

Bravo! The addition of color causes the portraits to blossom to life in a most uncanny way! When examining historic recreations, I look for certain elements of a person's face that might support their well-documented personality demeanor as noted by their own contemporaries of their day to find a possible match. A person's face, no matter who they have, can reveal much about themselves, if you are sensitive and knowledgeable enough to know what you are looking for. Anyway, I applaud your renditions, creativity and obvious great giftedness in your artistic craft you beautifully portray so vividly for us to enjoy! Cheers!! 🌹👏👏👑

It is incredible how this enchantress has stolen the hearts of so many after her murder those hundreds of years ago. She appeals to the romantic that would love to rescue her from the villains that hold no good intent for her. We are that safe harbor that calls through the mists of time to no avail-RIP Anne.

@devonbradley4372

2 жыл бұрын

Sir, I had to let you know that your comment was so beautifully and poignantly written. I wish more men had such tender hearts and could express themselves as you did. Thank you.

@passionforlust

2 жыл бұрын

@@devonbradley4372 Thank you Dev, have a great night!

@GeorgeTennesseeWiseman

2 жыл бұрын

Sir, indeed I agree with the previous comments regarding your eloquent description of Anne's compelling presence which has endured and perhaps only grown larger as time has gone on. You made me questions what I, myself find so interesting about the ill-fated Queen Anne and for one thing what she was accused of, I forget, was it witchcraft and adultery and incest, with her brother, George? Well, it's all unimaginable to me. Yet in a way the party was just getting started. Henry would have 3 more wives, behead one, bury another and be survived by the last one. What a brutal time it was if you pissed off the king. Indeed! Thank you.

@passionforlust

2 жыл бұрын

@@GeorgeTennesseeWiseman Hi George and thanks for your kind words. When you think that Anne lost her baby by miscarriage, a boy in fact due to Henry's jousting incident. I have no doubt that Henry suffered an injury that changed his mind forever and gave birth to the monster we know and study today. It is said under his reign over 70,000 souls lost their lives, may they all know Gods eternal love and happiness, cheers my friend!

@mollflanders9314

2 жыл бұрын

Wow. I think I just swooned right now. You're better than Harlequin Romance, cuz you're real.😄

You are not only an amazing artist, you are a great presenter as well! I really enjoy your work helping us imagine the past and the real people behind these infamous characters.

@yvettefigueroa1599

Жыл бұрын

Wonderful video and beautiful recreation of how she may have looked. You are truly an artist and excellent presenter.

@pellaxestorba4836

Жыл бұрын

Henry VIII was a classic feminist. Self-absorbed, petulant, greedy, willing to sacrifice others solely for his own happiness, spoiled, narcissist ... and, well, everything else that feminists are. Henry VIII, a veritable pioneer and role model for the feminists. All about the power ... never about taking responsibility for one's own actions. But where is old Harry now? Where will the feminists end their days? The former and the latter shall meet in the same place. And great shall be their calamity on that day. They have been warned.

This is truly amazing, your content and recreations are splendid, love how clear and careful it has been made for accuracy. Excellent work throughly well researched and documented. Thank you so much 🙏

@gato-grande

6 ай бұрын

PRINCESA LEONOR

I love this. You have done a great job to keep her memory alive.

I love that you show them smiling, thank you for taking the time to do this!

18:56 OMG! The Holbein sketch looks absolutely stunning! I've read there was an internet forum where some men looked at this portrait and most rated it attractive. She would be considered good looking these days.

as a big fan of Anne and History it made me smile so much to see something of her smiling, thank you for this video it's beautiful to see her get the reconization she deserves.

@gato-grande

6 ай бұрын

PRINCESA LEONOR

These are amazing. Thank you so much for doing this and I will find out ways I can help support. I really feel like the stories are important and seen the images somehow burns the story into our consciousness.

This is wonderful. I have been fascinated by Anne Boleyn and I always wondered what she must have looked like in reality. The painted portraits are so flat. This actually brought tears to my eyes. Really fabulous, thank you

@teresa1185

2 жыл бұрын

Agree. I have always read watch listened to anything about her above any royal in history. Incredible life. I I also was emotional looking at the face of this woman. This was a good narration.

I think you that you nailed Anne , particularly the Hans Holbein recreation. I am absolutely breathtakingly awed by both. I look at your creations and can believe it’s Anne , further, if so, I can see Henry’s attraction. Captivating. Please do a second recreation of Elizabeth Woodville.

@gato-grande

6 ай бұрын

PRINCESA LEONOR

So amazing to see these people as they may have looked then, and also now! Great work !

I am flat out amazed by these videos! Nicely done!

How clever. I have studied the English monarchy from Henry III to Queen Victoria and was fascinated with the portraits shown in the history books. It was thrilling to find some of these portraits in London galleries. I love what you have done. What a brilliant way to bring history alive. Thank you.

You have a wonderful and soothing voice!! And I appreciate how much research you do for your videos!! Each historical figure is portrayed with class and intelligence!! Thank you and Anne Boleyn has always been close to my heart!! When I was in a very abusive relationship years ago, I felt close to Anne and what she endured. Keep up the great work and thank you for this❤️

This was wonderful to see!! Just seeing her with expression on her face , brings her to life in a way that paintings of the time just can't . Thank you!

Thank you so much for this video. Anne is one of my favorite historical figures. I have looked at those paintings of her for years. It's so nice to know what she might have really looked like.

Wow, this is so good! It was difficult for me to envision what she looked like from the portraits, but you did a beautiful job in bringing her to life. She feels so real now. My heart breaks for her demise.

500 years and Queen Anne Boylen still keeps fascinating soo many all around the world She is very much love 💕😘💕 Thank you for your work , always captivating! Greetings from Oxnard , California

What a treat watching this is! You are so beautifully creative. Can't wait to watch the next one!

I was just reading the comments and I agree you really did a great job on this presentation and on the images of Anne it was genius and look forward to more of your videos. This was really great.

The research and thought that went into creating the recreation must have been daunting. The results speak for themselves. Wonderfully done!

I never knew she didn’t even get a proper burial. It’s a shame how her life ended

@itsmeleslieg8

Жыл бұрын

It was common for people who were executed but still very sad. She was a queen, and the mother of a queen

Thank you so much for sharing your talent with the rest of us, it was fascinating to hear you tell the facts in historical drama that must of us know but seeing it come to life was absolutely brilliant!!!

@gato-grande

6 ай бұрын

PRINCESA LEONOR

Brilliant work! Eerie and wonderful recreations--- with fabulous historical background information. I'm hooked! Thank you for your KZread postings!

Thank you for all your hard work, I love seeing what Anne would have really looked like. I've read so much about her, and now seeing her face makes her seem like a real person and not just a historical figure.

Simply amazing! You bring history to life! Thank you for the history narration and the wonderful recreation. Whoever does the work on the animation and recreation, of the faces, should get an award! The work is absolutely amazing!!👏🥇🏆

Oh how lovely! Thanks for your imagining and reimagined recreations of a fascinating woman who was the mother of my very favorite person in history!!!

These videos are amazing! I learn so much in 20 minutes and then the recreations! Beautiful work, thank you so much 🙏

It’s so amazing what you create! You brought her to life! Her smile and eyes pull you in . It reminds me that she was a beautiful woman and ultimately had a tragic life in the end.

Your first recreation, I believe, is the most accurate version of the strong, intelligent woman that Anne was supposed to have been. The version of her smiling shows her joy and satisfaction with her own self-image and confidence as to who and what she really was; a valuable beauty worth knowing and, moreover, a confidant and partner worthy of consulting on important matters.

Thank you for giving life to these women. At a minimum, they deserve to be seen as individuals instead of just a king's wife.

Thank-you! This was absolutely amazing 👏 ❤

I swear, looking at the recreated portraits of her and her smiling put a huge smile on my face. Like, it gave such a good vibe! Thank you so much for your work and this video, I really enjoyed it. RIP to the great A.B

@RoyaltyNowStudios

2 жыл бұрын

I always find myself smiling when I make them!

your work is absolutely incredible! I particularly appreciate that recreation of the Holbein sketch. with a smile like that, it’s easy to see why she was so captivating.

I absolutely love this episode. Using technology and your talent, these bring famous and influential people in history to life. Thank you for sharing.

I am so happy I found this channel! Great work for history and art lovers. Thank you Becca and Andre for commentary on historical figures and facial reconstructions. The only thing is sad that this channel has 244 K subscribers meanwhile other channels making video of their ordinary everyday life have millions subscribers!

The first time I saw one of your recreations with a tiny smile, my heart rose to my throat and threatened to choke me. Your gift and sensitivity are extraordinary. Never, never stop.

Wow, thank you. These are absolutely amazing. It’s so wonderful to see the skills of modern artists helping to bring history to life. Simply outstanding work.

The first recreation gave me chills. Just…. Wow. So incredible. Thank you for this

Thank you, your portraits bring history to life.!

Wow those recreations, just beautiful. She’s such an intriguing character and her story is so sad, thank you for showing us a smile

Wow, those recreations are stunning! I always find it difficult to imagine the real person in those old paintings and to watch Anne come to life here is really amazing!

Thank you so much for sharing your amazing work ❤

Brilliant video! Informative and loved your recreations. Amazing to see someone from centuries ago come to life xx