Edward IV - Elizabeth Woodville - Real Faces - Wars of the Roses

A look into Edward IV and his beautiful wife Elizabeth Woodville, two important figures in the Wars of the Roses, a series of civil wars in England fought between the Yorkist and Lancastrian factions between 1455 and 1487.

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[marieheyes]

Thank you Panagiotis This one is truly amazing !!!! Studied this era for many years and seeing those images actually made me very nervous and emotional 😭 😂

[ambreeniram]

Elizabeth Woodville was gorgeous. Her daughter Elizabeth of York was also very pretty. Edward IV was very handsome. Thanks for taking us back to 15th century.

[luminousmoon]

You did Edward justice. He was described by most chroniclers in his youth as being extremely handsome and very tall. When his bones were exhumed, his skeleton was measured, and it was determined that he was about 6 foot 4 inches in life, which for the time period was incredible.

[dewrock]

Beautiful, I know Elizabeth was considering the most beautiful woman in England those days but as far as I know she had a long blond hair. It will be interesting to see her daughter Elizabeth of York and to see how much thau are alike

[brandyfrancisco]

All I can say after studying the Wars of the Roses and the Tudor Dynasty for so long, I am truly moved and in awe of this beautiful work!!!

[patrickjohnson]

Thanks Panagiotis for the virtual resurrection of this duo. Elizabeth Woodville is indeed breathtakingly beautiful.

[NDressage]

One of my favorite historical time periods - thank you for this one! Well done!

[thxforsharing]

I was expecting a blonde hair for Elizabeth as she also known as of having a ''legendary blonde hair''.

[thusneldagant]

I would Love to See how Eleonore Form Aquitaine was looking

[Nurichiri]

No wonder Edward IV went nuts for Elizabeth Woodville. She was beautiful.

[ezgidogan]

Can we talk about how GORGEOUS Elizabeth Woodwille was? She is very beautiful even by today’s standarts

[tlipovsek]

Wow, you did some really cool things there. I liked when you went from the live face back into the painting. Loved the music too.

[shonaangus]

Wow! The likeness between Edward and Gloucester! You can tell they are brothers, they look more alike here than in their portraits I think. Amazing work, thank you 🙏 🥰😊

[jewelles]

Amazing! Do elizabeth of york next please

[kateh]

It sounds like if Edward were living today, he'd be diagnosed with bulimia.

[t.m.a.]

Thank You! This is what I had asked for in the comments of your last Tudor video! Elizabeth Woodville is one of my favorite Queens!

[jdo]

Thank you, Panagiotis. I’ve been looking forward to the recreations. Your work is art. Edward fairly jumped out of the painting. I think that you captured him spot on. One suggestion... Elizabeth Woodville was described as blonde or strawberry blonde hair and “ the eyes of a dragon” ( hooded).
Overall, another superb piece. Thanks again. I am fascinated with this part of history, and Elizabeth and Edward. I’d love to see another with Elizabeth Woodville young and through the aging process with her daughter, Elizabeth of York.

[martabeatriz]

Elizabeth Woodville indeed was gorgeous. Great video it is incredible that somehow we can have a close idea of the looks, faces and gestures that people from other eras had.
You can welcome a new subscriber!!! :D

[moondaisytarot]

Just to note Elizabeth Woodville was extremely blonde and had blue eyes and everyone commented on her striking hair

[denebolamau]

Wonderful period music to accompany these living faces! I am a fan of thisperiod in history, thank you for such a realistic glimpse into this time and these people.