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She was born exactly 300 years ago. A beautiful woman and I love her fashion sense

@chooseyourpoison5105

Жыл бұрын

Even more so when you remember that the great fashion designers (e.g. Chanel, Dior, Givenchy etc) did not exist back then, and women more or less designed their own clothing. Madame de Pompadour knew what styles flattered her, and was never seen in anything else.

I've heard a lot about some famous woman or other in history that they were very beautiful, but what you did with that very first painting is the first time I went: "Wow!" Awesome work.

@eleanor.shadow

2 жыл бұрын

Fun fact, Cleopatra was described as perfectly average (and maybe even not that “pretty”). She still however seduced Julius Caesar and Mark Anthony!

@annyjoseph6162

2 жыл бұрын

@@eleanor.shadow yes and she probably was blond-after all ,she was of Macedonian descent...But she was very clever and certainly quite sexy...

@CynsCorner

3 ай бұрын

That's the thing - almost all of these paintings of supposedly beautiful women (or handsome men) in history don't make them look all that beautiful (or handsome). Obviously, what constitutes attractiveness is subjective, but still ... I don't know if the perception of that was different back in the day or the artists just didn't capture their supposed attractive qualities properly.

Geatly impressed with your "living" photographs. It makes history very real. Thank you very much.

She was a very beautiful, well educated and influential woman. I studied historical design in college and loved the rococo period!

I would love to see what empress Eugénie of France looked like ! She was considered the most beautiful royal of Europe in her time 🙂

@jamesrobiscoe1174

2 жыл бұрын

I've seen a painting of her with other women, and she was clearly the most beautiful.

@alfredvikingelegant9156

2 жыл бұрын

No, she was not the most beautiful woman in Europe, but she was beautiful ! She had around her some very handsome "demoiselles d'honneur", in particular a young russian Lady who was wonderfuly beautiful ! The empress Elisabeth of Austria, the famous Sissi, was to my sens, more beautiful than her.

@Gemini053

2 жыл бұрын

She is beautiful

Sir, you are a modern day genius ! Your sensitivity to real facts while staying within the realm of the artist eyes ?... It's ?...you are just incredible ! To the maximum meaning of that word...which goes beyond our perception ! If you are taking request, I would love to see a personal hero of mine... Gilbert du Motier, The Marquis de Lafayette. He is so important to the pure idea of liberty, and the quality of unselfish truth, but is little known. It would be a wonder to see him breathing and brought to life under your dab hands ! Thank you for such an incredible chanel and wonderful creation's.

@MortalFaces

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Beautiful work!!

Thank you for your time and research. I have so much respect for the work that you’ve put into these videos. It’s mesmerizing how you bring a face to life. It’s fascinating to imagine these people walking the planet. I learn more with your videos than I ever did in school! Excellent work!

So well-done. Thank you for your work!

I've only just found your channel and I'm very much enjoying it !

The transformations are awesome & your commentary brings it altogether so beautifully. Your the history professor l dreamed of. Thank you.

You do great work, thank you. I always enjoy your work, keep it up.

I'm really enjoying your vids,thankyou 👌🏻

Thanks for this video and your perspective on this interesting woman.

Great! How about Empress Marie Therese of Austria? It would be very interesting.

Thank you for this beautiful video, abd all the others

Fantastic as always

Wow...beautiful. Really very startling to see her jump back to life. Like a ghost. You technology and artistic eye is really strangely justified.

Really enjoy your videos 😊

Thank you mortal faces for this interesting & to the point history lesson. I love the ai photographs !

i love your videos so much. in i learned so interesting things.

Awesome video!

Very good video,thank you!

Thanks so much. I love your aspect on history.

Very nice presentation!

Amazing! I'd love to see the first wife of Charles II of Spain Marie Louise d'Orléans, thanks for this video 👏

Excellent job!

It's amazing how far good looks and charm will get you lol

This is a great channel

I can't tell you how much I enjoy your videos most especially with your verbalization and insights

Thank you.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

I knew nothing about her accept she was the kings mistress and a leader in fashion before Marie Antoinette. Thanks for a very beautiful and informative video.

Bravo ! Joli❤😂

I love your content would love to see Philippe I, Duke of Orléans. I looked through your other videos I don't think I saw one!

That was so interesting, and made a lady I admire very much come to life

she was stunning! 💙

I like to see Berlioz one of the greatest composers ever!

Your videos are amazing dude! But oh my lord- She looks eerily like me If she had thicker eyebrows and eyelashes and a little bit more green in her eyes I have a twin 😳

*I sometimes wonder how Joan of Arc would really have looked like.*

Good Shop!😉👍👍👍❤

Wonderful

Hello everyone. This video is excelent.highly interesting .madame de pompadur was a very inteligent woman.her family since the prediction she would win over the heart of the king nicknamed her " reignette" or the little queen. Thank you for the video

Awesome live historical faces. It's like they come back to life. 😊 could you do next time henry the eighth six wives faces next video 😊

Fabulous

Cool

Another great video! I can't wait until I can travel to Paris and go to Versailles. I've been trying for 6 years and something always happens where I have to cancel. I will get there one day! At least I have these wonderful videos.

@alfredvikingelegant9156

2 жыл бұрын

I hope that you will fulfill your Dreams, Kiki! It is worth! I've been twice in Versailles. But i am a frenchman. Don't forget to visit the beautiful Park and to visit "le Petit Trianon". Have a look at the wonderfull "Grand Trianon", even if you will not be allowed to visit the inside ! Best regards from France!

@kikit9072

2 жыл бұрын

@@alfredvikingelegant9156 Thank you, Alfred! I hope to get there possibly next year. It is my dream to go to Versailles and I will visit all the places you recommended. I also want to see many things in Paris. If it's meant to be, it will happen!

@alfredvikingelegant9156

2 жыл бұрын

@@kikit9072 I hope the Best for you. Summer time is not recommended because there are too many tourists. All the other seasons are good. Try to choose without rainy days.... To my opinion, winter time with snow is great, because Paris and Versailles look more romantic, but it is not snowing every years on Paris. Kindest regards from France !

@kikit9072

2 жыл бұрын

@@alfredvikingelegant9156 Thanks for the information! I'm from Florida so I probably wouldn't go in the winter. I would freeze! I thought May might be a good time of the year. What do you think?

@alfredvikingelegant9156

2 жыл бұрын

@@kikit9072 May, June, September are ok!

Fantastisch! Ich bin total begeistert. Ich würde gerne Goethe, Schiller sehen. Und sehr gerne die Familie Thomas Mann!

I would love it if you could do a video on. Nell Gwyn!

Casanova saw her in Paris at the theater and they exchanged a few public words She was 30 and he was 27 He did not mention her beauty and since he was an aesthetician and she was famously a courtesan and the king’s friend and lover that surprises but she probably wasn’t so attractive after all and 30 for a woman, then, was considered somewhat past the age man liked women She was clever and a cinical climber; that was her strength rather than her appearance despite the cute rendition of a younger portrait

@chooseyourpoison5105

2 жыл бұрын

Madame de Pompadour's looks seem to have been of the sort that relied on dazzle and expression rather than facial features. Her brother said once that not one of her many portraits really looked like her, as her charms were of the sort that are not easily captured by mere paint and watercolours. She was very intelligent, well educated, articulate, charismatic and also very funny, so people tended to find her attractive even though she was really just moderately pretty.

@angelabender8132

2 жыл бұрын

@@chooseyourpoison5105 Yes Charme cannot be painted and Casanova seems to relate to that in the brief exchange of words

@wiki9361

11 ай бұрын

You meant aesthete, not aesthetician. Although I would not call Casanova that as not much is known about his love of art and music.

Well,if I may ask:I'd love to see a rendition of William Orange Nassau (William the Silent,not William the 3rd).He was a great man and a personal hero of mine).Thank you.

I think it’s hilarious how older folks long for the “back in time” days because people “valued and respected” marriage. Back in Time: side chick is a profession. Bottom line: humans haven’t changed only technology 🙂 thanks for this!!!

@chooseyourpoison5105

2 жыл бұрын

The weird thing is, the queen didn't mind that much, and actually got along very well with her. Unlike modern day side chicks, Madame de Pompadour had no desire to boot the queen off her throne - in fact, she was always deeply respectful to Queen Marie, and actually seems to have had a genuine desire to be accepted by the queen as "one of the family." She made a point of patronising the Queen's pet charities, and even went out of her way to perform little acts of thoughtfulness like arranging for the Queen's bedroom to be redecorated in a style that Madame de Pompadour knew the Queen admired. Queen Marie, in her turn, seems to have been relieved to be spared from childbearing - she once complained she was forever "in bed, or pregnant, or brought to bed." Mind you, she had 17 pregnancies, so no wonder she was happy to let the side chick take over some of the work of servicing the king, as it were 🙂 It was a weird relationship but it seemed to work well for all parties involved.

@v.r.m.891

2 жыл бұрын

The side chick was okay in those times 😆 true people have not changed

@princevesperal

2 жыл бұрын

Side chick was a profession, when marriages were arranged for political reasons. Mind you, Louis XV's mariage was a real joke: he was wed to the daughter of a recently deposed king of Poland, so queen Mary brought absolutely nothing in terms of foreign alliance or wealth. All she had going for her was her rank as a princess. It would have been wiser to marry the king to a French duchess, to at least strengthen the power of the monarch domestically.

@chooseyourpoison5105

2 жыл бұрын

@@princevesperal It was precisely because she had little power or wealth that Marie was chosen. Marrying a French noblewoman would have destabilized the throne as the various powerful families fought for influence over the King. Marie had no powerful relations and was therefore a threat to no one. She was not a great beauty but she was sensible, kind and well educated. She also had the advantage of being Catholic, and of the right age to marry and start producing babies as fast as possible. As the 15 year old Louis had recently been seriously ill, his father feared that he would die before an heir to the throne had been born, and so he was married off as soon as possible to Marie, who proved her worth by promptly giving birth to twins within months of the wedding. Louis was very fond of Marie in the initial years of their marriage although their relationship dwindled over the years.

@noorbohamad5796

Жыл бұрын

@@chooseyourpoison5105 his father and mother were already dead since he was like the age of a toddler his grandfather was also outlived by the Sun King Louis XIV of France that’s kinda why the then little kid became Louis XV the seemingly not really a much better monarch than his predecessor King of France and history basically repeated itself

I’d love to see Nefertiti & the pharaohs of that era

No wonder why the petit trianon was a suitable gift for her 😹 love your videos!!

@curious-kat

2 жыл бұрын

It wasn’t finished until 1768 and was gifted by Louis XVI to his bride, Marie Antoinette.

@heliedecastanet1882

Жыл бұрын

Dear Andrea, the Petit Trianon was built by Louis XV as a gift to madame du Barry, his last mistress. This is where he died. After Louis XV's death and the exile of madame du Barry, Louis XVI gave the château to his wife, Marie-Antoinette.

Could you do Queen Mary of Scotland nexts?

I have a very large painting of Madame Pompadour (Henry Callan) looks like the gold frame has holes that may have been bolted on to a boat. How do I know more information on it? Seems to be antique. I Live in Canada and it's quite the piece of artwork.

I’d love to see Clara Schumann, Robert Schumann, and Johannes Brahms. They had a love triangle. They were all Musicians and composers.

I would love to see a new movie about Madame de Pompadour I have only one but it was done only in French (no English subtitles)...but I remember that the costumes were stunning! But unfortunately since I only speak English it would be nice to have a film out with either an alternative English soundtrack or at least English subtitles... Because I mean we have plenty of movies with Madame Du Barry in it,one just came out the other day called Jeanne Du Barry,but what about a good movie about Madame de Pompadour I think that that would be really great to see!

I can see why she was well loved, I mean who wouldn’t?

But she had to work like hell not only to get where she was....but to stay there. It pretty much cost her all her allowance and it basically killed her....

@eunjeanne-oh3158

2 жыл бұрын

indeed

@chooseyourpoison5105

Жыл бұрын

Ikr? Just reading about her daily routine exhausts me. Up at dawn for mass, then her court duties all day, then after dinner an entertainment for the king such as a play, a supper with friends or a gambling party, usually lasting till two or three in the morning. Then snatch a few hours sleep and start all over again. Day after day, year after year. The lifestyle would have staggered the hardiest constitution, let alone a delicate one like that of Madame de Pompadour.

@chooseyourpoison5105

Жыл бұрын

@YAMATO Ironically enough, that probably contributed to killing her. She was expected to dress like a queen but the heavy fabrics, corsets, hoops and panniers were a torture for her. She also disliked the rich food served at Versailles and said to her physician Dr Quesnay that she only ever felt really well in her country houses where she could eat a simple diet. The drains at Versailles were also notoriously bad and were probably responsible for her continual chest infections and bouts of tonsilitis.

Your voice is soothing. No homo.

Wow she was gorgeous

Muy hermosa e inteligente Pompadour

Madame painted with an open book. She was very literate, well educated by her family. Unusual for a female at the time. Prophesied for her rise at the age of 9! She was kind yet focused. Iron in velvet glove. 🌟 The difference between de Pompadour and du Barry imo was temperament because they were both ambitious and successful. Du Barry had escaped the Terror of the French Revolution but her arrogant foolish belief in her exceptional position and looks caused her to return and be relieved of that lovely head! She thought no way would her former adoring public (she was a popular stage actress) hurt her. She thought wrong.

would u please do Dido Bell

Very interesting...what about queen Charlotte... Charlotte Bronte...

She may still be alive. I'm listening to the story of Count St. Germain. He made her a mysterious youth elixir!

@jackiebayliss

9 ай бұрын

That's odd because I've just watched a vid about him to...

Por favor subtítulos en español, saludos y gracias

Excelrent! doit with nefertiti please°

@MortalFaces

2 жыл бұрын

Nefertiti: kzread.info/dash/bejne/p4B2z9aQpqzfgpM.html

I would love to see how Prince Rupert of the Rhine and King Charles the Second looked in real life.

She was a Muse!

She kinda looks like me ☺️

Add the Borgias of Italy..the Medici family.. Alexander Pushkin

.,🖼👍

Empress isabela of purtugal please

Madame de Pompadour era bellísima lastima que murió joven por esa enfermedad Tuberculosis era una mujer muy elegante e inteligente

@chancycat9822

Жыл бұрын

I think that she was 110 times more classier then Madame Du Barry.

Hi you’re doing a great job. Could I ask for Grigory Potemkin he is my great hero he was Catherine the great big love of her life

@MortalFaces

2 жыл бұрын

I do have one picture recreated of Grigory in my Catherine the Great video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/dYmJ18Wse5TWgaQ.html

Her and the King: I had a suspicion she was Louis XV's favorite because of her acting abilities very often on the converted Ambassador's Staircase. An actress usually is very heavily made up with body paint and costumes which could easily conceal substances of poison. Not a good chapter after evaluating the king's reign combined with wars and the parlament of Paris. He was a very happy child at first, I think, in Paris where there was a more varied part of the population to be seen day by day.

Extremely strong, intelligent woman. Love her!

Please, Juana I of spain, daughter of the catholic kings

Murió muy joven a causa de la tuberculosis

The youthful pictures of her look like Kim Kardashian before all of the surgeries.

Not gonna lie, I´m not a fan of history at all. But getting more of a connection to those people through your videos is very fascinating to me

Tchaikovsky

She looks like Sharon Stone

Un peu raté...Peu de ressemblance entre les différentes figures.

@alfredvikingelegant9156

2 жыл бұрын

Je suis assez d'accord avec vous. Je ne suis pas emballé par ses reconstitutions. Curieusement, il crée souvent des strabismes chez ses personnages! Mais bon, il fait de bons condensés historiques, semble fasciné par l'histoire de France et contribue à la faire connaître à l'étranger. Ce qui est plutôt une bonne chose!

There's no fun in meting a mistress

Not that impressed with her. Dumped her husband because she wanted “better.”

@danijelandroid

2 жыл бұрын

She didn't dump him for "better" but for the "best". And she even told her husband.

@chooseyourpoison5105

2 жыл бұрын

Well, her husband LeNormant d'Etoiles actually did pretty well out of the divorce. He remained great friends with her brother Abel, and Reinette herself remained on good terms with all her former husband's family, including taking some of them with her to Versailles as ladies-in-waiting, and arranging prestigious marriages for the younger d'Etoiles relatives. LeNormant's court connections enabled him to become a successful financier. He also took up with a mistress of his own, Marie-Aimee Maltha, and was reportedly very happy with her. He even wrote Reinette a letter some years later saying that he bore no ill will and wished her all the best. All divorces should be so amicable.

@hnb1113

10 ай бұрын

To be fair, it was an arranged marriage. It's not as if she freely chose him. Her mother and his uncle (who was rumored to be Pompadour's biological father) chose him for her.