Showing posts with label Czarina Alexandra. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Czarina Alexandra. Show all posts
Monday, April 8, 2019
Czar Nicholas II & Czarina Alexandra of the Russian Empire in a 1903 photo colorized by Alex Lim
The Czar and Czarina dressed as Czar Alexei I and Czarina Maria Miloslavskaya, taken in 1903 during a grand New Year's costume ball at St. Petersburg Winter's Palace with jewel-studded regallia that can buy am upscale house and lot in New York these days.
Tuesday, October 17, 2017
Czarina Alexandra and Czar Nicholas ca 1908
Colorized a rather faded and dark vintage photo of the last Romanoff couple to rule over Imperial Russia. Other photos suggest this was taken on a ship voyage or cruise ship.
Monday, August 14, 2017
Colorized Empress Czarina Alexandra with her toddler the Grand Duchess Tatiana and the infant Grand Duchess Olga, 1897
Thursday, July 6, 2017
The Romanoff Family circa 1913 -1914 (Alternate Pose & Colorization)
Taken with a different pose and arrangement as the first which was the more popular of the two and also preserved with better detailing than the other earlier family shots. This alternate shot with a different order does not have the flowing graceful composition of the first with poor little Alexei overwhelmed by the crowd.
I have taken more creative liberties in colorizing this. A little research done earlier tended to show that the Tzar's imperial uniforms had a two-tone color, as is most common among royal military uniforms in Europe such as the Scott's and Hussar's uniforms, usually the neck, cuffs and breast. The colorization here takes some liberties to create a more aggressive and diverse color palette than the first. This time around, I used pastels for the ladies.
I have taken more creative liberties in colorizing this. A little research done earlier tended to show that the Tzar's imperial uniforms had a two-tone color, as is most common among royal military uniforms in Europe such as the Scott's and Hussar's uniforms, usually the neck, cuffs and breast. The colorization here takes some liberties to create a more aggressive and diverse color palette than the first. This time around, I used pastels for the ladies.
Monday, June 26, 2017
The Romanoff Family circa 1913 -1914
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