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Note on the painting of Marie Antoinette & her children: the bed the child is pointing towards isn't a casket, it's a cradle. When the artist began the painting, Antoinette's youngest child was painted as sleeping in the cradle, as she was alive when it was started, but died very shortly before it was finished, and so after she died the cradle was quickly painted as empty insteas

1. Wow, your French accent is amazing. Thank you for pronouncing things correctly! 2. Love your voice, you narrate so well. 3. Élisabeth Vigée le Brun had an interesting story, I intend to feature her in my next book. 4. Her daughter Brunette also had a rather interesting life. 5. Thank you for this video! 6. Your animations are immaculate. If only I could use it for 19th century family photographs... Madame le Brun looks just like how I imagined her!

@kaymuldoon3575

2 жыл бұрын

I would love to read your next book! Do you plan to have it available from Amazon?

You’re so talented! Recreations + historical content + being a presenter. You’re doing it all.

@MortalFaces

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you :)

So excited to see this! She was very beautiful. Also, we were able to see more of Marie Antoinette. Thanks so much for this video. It's one of my favorites!

I was today years old when I found out that most if not all the most famous portraits of Marie Antoinette were painted by a woman. That’s amazing

What a remarkable woman, way ahead of her time and a true Renaissance feminist icon . I have followed your work for a while and I love your artistic interpretations. They are quite unique and fascinating because they bring to life historic people long gone. Please do King Richard the III. Whilst we all thought of him as this ugly evil Makeavelian hunchbacked character and boom, here comes the White Queen , where he is played by the beyond gorgeous Aneurin Barnard! Thank you for your fantastic work

Wonderful story. What an amazing woman in her time and to live to 86, incredible

I love your videos! I’d love if you could do Elizabeth Woodville, Henry VIII’s grandmother and Queen of England through her second marriage to Edward IV. I’ve always felt deeply connected to her and I discovered she’s my 15th great grandmother through her eldest son from her first marriage to John Grey 😁 Thank you for all of your work ❤️

That was amazing, she was an admirable woman. Thank you for putting this together!

Amazing knowledge and skill. I'm an Artist myself, so appreciate this one. Thank you. I would love to see more Artists if you so choose. ❤️

This artist should be celebrated much more! She was really ahead of her time and hopefully one day the men the write the history books will include her too. Thank you for the video _ She was a very attractive lady.

Thank you for doing this! I really like how you worked with her various self portraits. It was fascinating to see the different phases of her life. I also liked your Marie Antoinette portraits as well. Historically, portraits showed serious expressions, because smiling was considered to be associated with silliness, giddiness or drunkenness; or at least not taking anything seriously, which was frowned upon (no pun intended LOL). If you notice, even in early photography people never smiled for their portraits. I think it wasn’t until around the 1920s that smiling became more acceptable. Madame LeBrun was her own person who did things the way she wanted to. Her daughter Julie was also a talented artist in her own right.

She looks very beautiful

I wonder about some of the portraits of the queen if she had grey hair. She's was still quite young, but, unless these were wigs, and you certainly don't see any lines, the portraits all have her with grey hair. To me, she's the only figure by Vigee Le Brun, that doesn't look quite real. I know the queen hated a lot of her portraiture, and I wonder if VLB tweaked it. Her good features, the rosy cheeks the colour of her eyes. At least she very genuinely liked/admired MA. The frocks, whether huge or just the muslin one are so detailed and true, but the face... Idk. It seems just a little cartoonish to me. I love your renditions. The slight gap in the front teeth that shows in a few off VLB's self-portraits. It's so interesting and weird to see them move. Really underlines that there's no time or space and it's all going on at once. I wish I had more thumbs to put up.

She looks like a Mexican actress called Eréndira Ibarra. Look her up, its really impressive.

I love your interpretations! 💙

Wonderful as usual!!

Love these !. Would Love to see the real faces of Queen Victoria, & Prince Albert. They were so in love, & had a good life. Thanks

First of all I love Your channel. Who I would like to see: 1. King Jan III Sobieski and his beloved wife Maria Kazimiera de La Grange d’Arquien (their mutual love is part of their lagacy in my country) 2. Maybe famou philosophers like Plato, Arystoteles, Anaksymander, Emmanuel Kant

Fascinating. I think I once asked you if you could recreate Jane Austen. I would really enjoy a video of the great female authors of the 19th century. Jane Austen, the bronte sisters, Elizabeth gaskell...

@em-ov7tg

2 жыл бұрын

I would also like to see Lewis Carrol. I know he has a few pictures, but there are very little and don’t show much of his face-I would love to see one of these for him.

@arissa3959

2 жыл бұрын

Omg I would love this so much

That was great! 👍💕

Thank you this was a great post again:)

I would love to see an Anne Boleyn video

I read about her when I had an art class

I can't imagine how much time it takes to do what you did here but it's remarkable. I am a painter so I do have an eye for some detail and not to nitpick but in the second portrait you digitized you left the shadows under her eyes and it looks a bit creepy as those were shadows from the light source and not eye shadow make up. Anyway hope you don't mind a little critique and I thoroughly enjoyed your amazing digital interpretation of the images. Cheers

Fabulous!

I don't know if you have done it yet, but it would be cool to see some pirates in photo like pictures. Like Blackbeard, William Kidd, Henry Morgan and the like.

Very good job wie immer ganz interesannt

Thanks!

Can you do Anne Bonny, Mary Read, Grace O’Malley & Boudicca?

It might be interesting to lengthen this one to include some of her non-portrait paintings, in particular her mythological & historical works. Sorry, I'm old & my memory for names is now poor, & not having an art history book handy to identify the subject of her famous work showing a Biblical beheading, I'm thinking it must be Holherphones (sp) beheaded by Deborah. This is one of the most famous of her paintings & is at least as interesting as her portraits, as this work reveals a woman's interpretation of female power quite differently than such subjects were usually interpreted by male artists of the time. A number of essays have been written about this aspect of her work, connecting this work with her own experiences with patriarchal power. Thanks for your work--your videos are wonderful!

Can you please do the famous Georgiana The Duchess Of Devonshire? The one who Keira Knightly played in the movie The Duchess. Actress, Keira Knightly played her well. But didn’t look at all like her. Georgiana was a redhead.

One of the only people who had sanity during the revolution

Hello ! I like really your work... It's very moving to see these historical celebrities "animated and alive". I have a request, can you do a portrait of Axel de Fersen, the Swedish lover of Marie-Antoinette. Thank you!

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Never ever heard of that lady before.

Your videos are great! I don't know if this has been asked before but could you do a Eugenia de Montijo one? Thanks a lot!

Marie luise d Orleans please

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