How PRINCE ALBERT looked in Real Life (YOUNG)- With Animations- Mortal Faces
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- Prince Albert (1819-1861) was Queen Victoria's husband. I recreated his portraits to show how he'd look in real life. Here on Mortal Faces I try to bring historic portraits to life using my Photoshop skills, Cinema 4d and After Effects. All of these renderings are my own artistic interpretations. I also provide commentary throughout the video so it is easier for you to follow along about the lives on these topics. Of course all the renderings are just my own opinion.
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Albert was a man of integrity. I’m not saying he was alway perfect but he worked hard and stood his ground for what he believed in. Gotta have respect this individual.
Amazing how one man influenced an era, both with his life and his death. Thank you, he was a remarkable man and now I understand why Victoria loved him so much.
You can’t blame her for not wanting to leave him alone. He was very attractive! They had a good marriage and I think he was the only one who could tame Victoria. It’s very sad that he died so soon
Why did she need to be tamed ! He was a covert narcissist.
Bullshit
@@BlackStump172 how so? Not seen that opinion by noted historians.
He was a well documented multi talented German polymath, a virgo. They had their personality differences, who doesn’t, and he was the nurturing parent and a work-a-holic.
@@christina3521 Astrology means nothing
@@christina3521 Best girl has no answer. Possibly she actually read something by a real historian? 🤷♀️ Victoria was a handful. Maybe tamed was the trigger word lol
Loved this! I did my thesis on Albert and all he did for Britain in the fields of industry, economy, social classes, education, charity and gender roles.
Can you link it here?
He was a remarkable man
@@henryford2950 I'm so sorry but it was written in Dutch unfortunately. But thanks for your interest!
Yes, I wonder, if not for him, would Victoria's reign be as successful and lauded for advances for the common people.
A remarkable man, who did much for Britain.
Albert was not only intelligent, but he was loyal, clever and capable of greatness.
He was a wonderful gift to Britain, thank you for the video.
Pah!
@@misst.e.a.187 is there any argument in sight?
I never saw it before this amazing video, but Albert and Victoria looked very similar to each other - especially their eyes. I knew they were first cousins, but I still didn't see it. What a revelation! Thank you for this.
Yes, similar blue eyes. He was so much more attractive than she was tho. She looked like a frog.
Than you for bringing History alive! This is the path to bring young people to love History rather than stare at old photos and facts that bear little resemblance to real life! I’ve always loved history as my Dad took us to the most obscure, interesting sites and he made it come alive from our imaginations. Not every parent has the time nor desire to do what he did. A million thanks for your gifted work, through which many could be brought to love history as it relates to
Life . Bravo!
Pretty darned handsome man. Too bad his life was so short.
There's an actual photo of him from 1842 (not a grainy one like in this video). Check it out online!
Pretty nice guy too.
I doubt he would have married her had she not been a queen..
Long, bumpy nose & receding hairline!
I’ve been studying them. He basically worked himself to death for her. She was difficult.
The bit at 51 where he's a wee boy he's gorgeous! A right wee cutie. Years ago, I always thought Albert was a redhead for some reason. I often wonder what his smile was like, you know showing his teeth. Guess I'll never know unless a photo turns up out of the blue sometime. Great video, thanks for sharing.
Albert and Victoria’s love for each other was amazing!! Ive read so many books on them! This video brought them to life me! Thank you 😊
Really good(also a bit creepy but I like that)how you made the faces move.Made it look quite real and gives an idea of what he really looked like in flesh and not just paintings.
Me too! Especially since in paintings and later, in photographs, the subjects were made to sit still for so long. It was also not popular at the time to smile for the poses, and especially so with royalty. So, the end results are usually so stiff and stern and unrealistic.
These animations still trip me out! lol I can't get enough and want to see EVERY SINGLE PERSON IN HISTORY animated! What about Lizzie Borden and family? BETTER pictures depicting Bonnie & Clyde & family? Elliott Ness? Doc Holiday? on n on n on!!!! TY for doing what you already have done! HOUDINI!
Their son, Prince Leopold wasn’t healthy. He had hemophilia and suffered greatly his whole life but he was most in intelligence and demeanor like Albert.
I love Leopold. He's my favorite of their children. I mourn for what he suffered. Did you know Victoria made his son, Leopolds son, go to Coburg and essentially he had no choice but to help the Nazis? An Englishman who eventually was humiliated all due to his awful grandmother. None of this was his choice and Buckingham never let him forget it. He has a sad story
What incredible work. I would dearly love to see the Prince Consort's grandson, the ill-fated heir presumptive to the throne, Albert Victor Duke of Clarence, brought to life.
I love this man. Must be a true gentleman.
He was beautiful .
I loved this vid! Prince Albert was one handsome man💖 And, a faithful husband, courtier, positive person, and a much productive addition to the throne of his Queen whom I adored too💮
He was a very good looking man its so sad that he died young.
Fascinating on how you brought history to life, even though I watched the series Victoria. Thank you for what you have done and continue to do.
I know this completely unrelated, but when I was little, my mom always joked and reminisced about how when she and her friends were younger, they would call up the A&P (grocery store) to ask them “Do you have Prince Albert in a can?” Apparently, it’s a chewing tobacco or snuff or something like that. Anyway, when they’d say yes, my mom or her friend would say, “Well you had better let him out!!! He’s going to suffocate in there!!!” 🤣🤣🤣🥲 My mom, always the kidder!
Great job! I love your videos - it would be so cool to see the Brontë sisters 😍❤
He designed a lot of Victoria's jewelry that is still worn by the British royals. He had great taste.
3:49 the girl next to Albert ; Queen Elizabeth looks so much like her.
When QE II was young.
I believe it's not a girl, but their first son, Bertie, future King Edward VII
@@vitoriasousa6298 thank you, I forgot boys wore kilts.
All the children look more like QV then the father.
I would love to see Anne boleyn ( although I've seen others do her, it's always interesting how yours will be. Furthermore, I'd love to see the entire Tudor dynasty...
Hopefully it'll be very accurate to what her contemporaries described her to have looked like: dark hair, dark beautiful eyes, and overall a somewhat swarthy, exotic complexion.
He did her. Go to Mortal Faces, and you’ll find his take on Anne Boleyn.
Prince Albert was a great man and an authentic progressive.man.
His loyalty to Queen Victoria was admirable.
RIP Prince Albert ♥️❤️🍀🌹
The young Albert looked so much like Gene Wilder in Young Frankenstein that I swear if G had darkened his hair he'd have been the double.
I adore him. He also was gorgeous, to boot!
Such a lovely man. May he rest in peace 🙏🏿
00:50 Prince Albert looks just like Zarevich Alexei Romanov as a child!
Well Alexei is Albert's great-grandson (Albert -> Alice -> Alix -> Alexei). Sometimes looks can skip a lot of generations. Victoria looks just like Beatrice of York
He looks like young Edward VII too
They were related, so that's plausible. It's just a pity Alexei and many other male descendents inherited Haemophilia from the female line. Queen Victoria was a carrier.
Which makes sense, because his mother, Alix, or later Alexandra, had the same splendid blue eyes as Prince Albert. 🙂
@@miguelvina7188 not surprising seeing as Edward was his son
Albert was a remarkable man. For an insight into his last illness and his death, Helen Rappaport's Magnificent Obsession is well worth a read. She thinks he didn't die from Typhoid, but from complete of undiagnosed Crohn's Disease and she provides strong evidence for that. As for Victoria, she enjoyed a good grieve. She went to pieces when her mother died in January 1861, despite hating her for years. She was completely hysterical when Albert died. Sure, they were both just 42, which is no age to die or be widowed. Victoria would have known as well that there was no chance of marrying again. Still, she remained in mourning for around 10 years and nearly brought the monarchy to its knees in the process. I think some of Victoria's grief was guilt. When Albert was ill she accused him of malingering and essentially faking it. The only one allowed to be unwell was Victoria. She was incredibly self obsessed. As for the public, though they had disliked Albert when he married Victoria, they warmed to him after the success of the Great Exhibition in 1851, which he planned. When he died the public reaction was very much like the reaction to Princess Diana's death.
That should be complications of undiagnosed Crohn’s disease.
She was a harridan and a trial to be married to. You can see it in the letters.
He was a massive talent, Living out the best traits of a Germanic Virgo. Worth ten of her. I think he died exasperated and worn out. In old astrology Virgo’s carry weaknesses particularly in the intestines. So the Crohn’s makes complete sense.
@@christina3521 I suspect she was very hard to live with in every respect. She was awful to her children and made their lives miserable.
@@tracyhodgkins7516 YES! Exactly! Wish more people would be open to see this from the primary sources that were not later inked out by her family (forget the daughter’s name tasked with this). Nothing like inter generational trauma Sax Colberg Gotha Windsor style!
@@christina3521 It was the youngest, Beatrice, who had the job of editing Victoria's diary. If I recall correctly she burned letters too. I think Victoria was very aware of how she wanted to be perceived by posterity. I think she wanted to be seen as a victim in many ways, firstly at the hands of her mother and Sir John Conroy because of her 'tragic' childhood (sure, the Kensington system was controlling, but she wasn't an unhappy child in the way she wanted people to think. She went to the Opera at least twice a week as a child) and then because she lost Albert. I think she resented her children for showing any sign of happiness and I think she wanted to be the centre of attention. There is some evidence that she didn't even like her children to be friends with each other, let alone other people. She had to be their sole focus and for years she reminded them at every opportunity that they couldn't disobey her because not only was she their mother, she was also their Queen. I think she was truly dreadful.
This was amazing. thank you!
wonderful work and nicely done !! you can see in the last images how sick Albert was preceding his death.
Beautifully done. Thank you.
Prince Albert is my (ancient lol) celebrity crush🤷♀️. Not only was he dang good looking, he was an honestly decent man, who never cheated, stayed home and wasn’t running around with cronies, and was a hands on father, which was extremely rare especially for the upper/ruling classes. And they had 9 kids! I know portraits from back then were idealized, (I especially love the Winterhalter when they are with their first baby, basically still newlyweds, 22?🤔) but when he was young many people called him the “handsomest prince in Europe”. The photos were see were when he was older, tired, and he had suffered from bad heath basically his whole life. Nice video.
Damn, he was gorgeous, no wonder the queen mourned him endlessly.
he was rlly handsome like Victoria used to say
HE DIDCA LOT FOR THE PEOPLE,AND HELP RAISE THEIR STANDARDS OF LIVING AS MUCH AS HE COULD.
Awesome, Please keep them coming
Very interesting, thank you for the upload.
Albert was kind to the other children but for the heir, Prince Edward, he was a strict tyrant. He scheduled every moment of the day as educational for him. No friend. No play. No down time. Study Study Study. I think because he got no fun as a child is the reason King Edward was such a party boy - all about the playtime.
We'll put together. Picture's where well chosen for the topic. I like how the faces came to life. You put a lot of time & effort of this video. You can tell you have a large interested on this subject. I will continue to watch all previous video's & your New ones's. Thanks for some well done work here for once.
He was such a beautiful man
First cousins? That's sick.
You have to do a facial reconstruction of "Juana I de Castilla" I always wanted to know what it was like.
That was interesting. Thank you.
Rest In Peace Albert🇬🇧
Lol
@@misst.e.a.187 rude.
@Mike Alston Apparently +Miss T.E.A. has some issues that neither you or I could never understand. We can only pray for her🙏🏽
ALEXANDER the great ,please , beautiful work
If you have a Patreon please send a link. There are many of us who would like to further support your important and fascinating work
If you see his some pictures,albert look liked his great grandson prince august wilhelm of prussia the son of kaiser wilhelm 2.
Richtig....
So enjoying to watch 👌
Love your videos 😀could hou do Catberine de medici and Walter Reighley and .aybe Horatio Nelson?
Wonderful!
Could you possibly do Bismarck.
If you could make Saint King Louis IX, I would appreciate it very much. He is one of my heroes. Thank you.
It's goot. I liked your video. Thank you.👍✨⭐💗
Passed away at 42… thats too young. No wonder the queen kindnof didn’t recover
Queen Victoria and Princess Beatrice have similar face and both married handsome men. 😍
I love these..I don't know how you do it.
Again. From Germany. Many good things....regardless of hate.....it is what it is.....live with it
Thank you....great job as usual
Anti-German sentiment was the reason for the name change to Windsor.
Well done. Have you done videos on Victoria's children? How about Kaiser Wilhelm II? Or King Ludwig II of Bavaria?
He was a beautiful child and handsome man -maybe their consanguinity contributed to the lack of looks in their children. Or the Hanoverian blood played that part
First cousins! That tells you a lot about the Royal Family.
I really loved Prince Albert and. Queen Victoria love for one another
Despite his appearance, his name is now reknowned for what you don't see him wearing.
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Would like to see Charlres II queen,
Catherine Braganza of Portugal.
Wow, this guy was handsome and victoria being progressive by default lol wow
Thankyou.
It’s because of him that there were so many Prince Alberts.
Do you see that? Into 3:45 the princess on the far right of the photograph looks like a young Queen Elizabeth II. !
Great 👍 educational video.
It seems he was a good man.
Certainly by comparison to what commonly passed as "royalty" in those days.
Not bad when he was young
Poor Albert. He had a terrible life and then to die so early was cruel. He had a dreadfullife.
MY SUGAR DADDY YAAAHHH 😩😭😩😭😩😭😩😭
Can you do one on dash
Emperor Wilhelm II of germany looks like his grandpa
He looked like Dr. phil
Can you please do one for Hürrem Sultan.
I rather suspect that John Brown did help Victoria out of mourning.
Sure thing.
She was quite a character! I'm not a 'fan' but find her interesting!
I would suspect she had a romance with him
He did, but not in the way you think. In her own words, Victoria missed "having a man about the house to rely on." John Brown was a no-nonsense sort of man, who took charge of situations and also didn't hesitate to tell Victoria exactly what he thought - in short, he was a lot like Albert, in personality if not in looks. But no, they weren't lovers or secretly married - Victoria's children used to make fun of Brown and jokingly call him "Mama's lover" - if they HAD been lovers, it would have been no joke.
He was fairly good looking then
What about some of the great Composers we had that would be interesting
Have you done one of these for Victoria?
Yep :)
he glowed up good. lol.
He was wonderful...she was horrible. Grief aside her children deserved better
Found it, thanks
They sound like good people.
He was very handsome Victoria not so much.
Victoria was actually reasonably pretty in her teens and early twenties. She had long light brown hair, large blue eyes, and a pink and white complexion. She was also a graceful dancer and reportedly also had a lovely crystalline voice. It was only in her late twenties and thirties that she started to pile on the weight due to her multiple pregnancies, and her weight gain increased again after Albert's death as she would comfort eat in her depression.
WOW!😍😍😍😍 HUBBA, HUBBA! No wonder they had 9 children eventhough she hated being pregnant.
Handsome man
So much inbreeding in the royal family
FRST COUSINS! I did not realize they were FIRST cousins! I THOUGHT at LEASE 2nd!
Their daughters, Vicky and Alice; their kids married each other too 🤭
It's disgusting.
@@bimbobaggypants4820 Nah that's just how it was back then. The upper classes considered it sensible to marry within limited circles - it meant you got to keep family estates together, you got to marry someone from a similar background, plus as a bonus you probably already knew your spouse and all their foibles. They didn't really understand genetics then. Fun fact: it was Charles Darwin's marriage to his own cousin and the subsequent death of their beloved but sickly daughter, that first got Darwin questioning how such a thing could have happened, and sparked his interest in genetics, culminating in his famous theory of evolution.
Where did Prince Albert learn to speak English? Did he have lessons in Germany or England or both?
+Albert learned to speak English from reading Shakespeare, specifically Hamlet, according to the Royal Archives
Albert was trained from birth that he would marry Victoria, so learning English was a top priority in his very carefully constructed education. Plus, it wasn't unusual for royalty to learn English seeing as the UK was a great power at the time.
I can't bear to marry my first cousin haha
Makota please?
From what I read of him , he sounds like a very controlling man who made her dependent on him .
Also Confucius,Lao Tzu and Buddha