Historical Figures Recreated and Brought To Life V2

► In this video we present curated list of historical figures, restored and brought to life as never seen before!
► Who are the historical figures that have left a lasting impact on the world?
▪ How have these individuals shaped the course of history?
▪ From leaders and revolutionaries to scientists and artists, check out the video to see them as never seen before.
▪ This video uses AI magic to provide a unique and immersive experience of historical figures!
▪ Watch the video to deepen your understanding and appreciation of these remarkable individuals from history.
▪ These historical figures remind us of the power of individuals to make a difference!

Featured in this video:
Homer, Agrippina The Elder, Nero Roman Emperor, Septimius Severus, Charles the Fat, Lisa Del Giocondo, Mary I of England, William the Silent, Margaret of Valois, William Shakespeare, Guy Fawkes, Rembrandt, Charles II of England, Antonio Vivaldi, Thomas Jefferson, Franz Schubert, Grand Duchess Tatiana Nikolaevna-Romanova and many more...
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Music:
► YouTube Library
► (CC BY 4.0) Epic Intro 2018 by Sascha Ende
► Václav Talich, Czech Philharmonic Orchestra 1955
Dvořák: Slavonic Dances Op 72, B 147, 1886
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[Hafidsouss]

Grand dichess Tatiana! How can a human being kill such a beauty?!

[garypautard]

Beautiful picture of grand Duchess Tatiana- I've not seen that one before.

[sandradring]

Oh how I love seeing these…it certainly brings them to life. Wonderful to see. Thank you again…more please! 🌟🙂🌟

[Lizablue]

I could watch these ALL DAY LONG. They are fantastic!

[jrbuk]

It always pains me to see figures like the Duchess Tatiana Nikolaevna on these things. The horrific death she suffered just makes me so sad.

[bradleylaford]

I love Tatiana❤... very sad Tragedy... a Young Girl Trapped by Circumstance, in Political Intrigue. She was a Red Cross Nurse as well...
'Medsestra' ...in Russian

[stevensmits-xv]

Sophie Scholl and her greatest Germans of all time...don't forget.

[johnfisher]

Grand Duchess Tatiana definitely would be close to the bone.

[trevorgiddings]

That was an incredible experience and wonderful to get a glimpse of what these people could have looked like alive.

[NorthernLights]

Fascinating to see these realistic depictions of people from the past.

[gabrielagarciamayagoitia]

The diference between statues and portraits and your rendering of these notables make them human to us.
Thank you again. P.S. lovely voice, deep and masculine.

[maximskabkin]

My greatest respect to Sophie Scholl and her brother! Sometimes human merit and courage is enough to make a person great.

[carlaphoenix]

Thank you for including Sophie Scholl. 😢. So young and so brave. Her brother was executed by the Nazis at the same time.

[butch]

just amazing. Tchiakovsky at 16:18 just blew me away, it was so lifelike.

[Knards]

Incredible! Dickens shocked me, I had never seen a picture of him. The last one Sophie Scholl I looked up, executed by Nazis. This is truly a superb view of the faces of history. thank you

[iconicshrubbery]

4:40 As a Schubert fan, I was surprised at the choice of the youthful portrait which I'd never seen before.
Bringing these cold artworks to life, their humanity now shines through. A wondrous experience, this is how a portrait gallery of the future should be.

[R.Oates]

This an impressive collection of live portraits of these historic figures!
Thank you!

[eeaotly]

Some of them look very determined, others, very innocent. And Mona Lisa looks like always: mysterious.

[lauraivan]

Great work, Mystery Scoop, as usual. Thank you!

[kellensarien]

Septimius Severus was NOT African, as we would understand that term. He was born in Libya, but his ancestry was Italian on his mother's side, and Carthaginian (Phoenician, or semitic Middle Eastern) on his father's side. The dark-skinned depiction of him is an outright lie.