How QUEEN VICTORIA looked in Real Life- With Animations- Mortal Faces

[@MortalFaces]

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[@MichielBLKorte]

Absolutely marvellous! Prince Albert should be next, as I love how attractive Victoria thought him. Also, Victoria looks like her descendant Beatrice of York!

[@t.m.a.3665]

I think you meant HRH Princess Beatrice looks like HM Queen Victoria😊

[@carolinewaite7185]

Yes Bea is a full circle, so lovely xx

[@gutsjoestar7450]

she wasn't attractive. She's incest child. I think Queen Elizabeth II is better looking

[@lelleithmurray235]

@@gutsjoestar7450 Her Majesty was a very striking woman when she was younger. The one who was the beauty was princess Margaret.

[@tealpaisley8434]

@@lelleithmurray235 I have to say, yes, Queen Victoria was not a good looking woman. Not at all!

[@margaretflood-elahwal5861]

I think the court painters made Victoria look better than she really was.

[@johnbrereton5229]

Court painters always made Royals look better than they actually were. However, we have photographs of Vctoria from 1843 when she was 34 years old and though not a great beauty, she was certainly a reasonably attractive woman.

[@barbarat5729]

Really? I think they stylized them and made them look worse.

[@nancychartrand7808]

I totally agree ,,she was not an attractive woman

[@melissagibson3712]

@@nancychartrand7808 From what I have read and heard, she wasn't a very good mother either. One of her daughters lost a son as a toddler. Instead of trying to comfort her daughter, she told her that the loss of her son was not as difficult as the loss she herself sufferred when Albert died. Nevermind that her daughter had also lost Albert as a father. IMO, she was a selfish, self centered woman. However, the children, especially her daughters, had a close and loving relationship with their father.

[@bellelaverne7887]

@@nancychartrand7808 Yep! Court painters can fraud but photographs in those day couldn’t. She certainly wasn’t the beauty so many times depicted in movies and series. Moon faced, almost no chin and a sharp nose. And a little overweight.

[@kikit9072]

Great work like always!Most of the Royal Court painter's made them look better than they did in real life. It was their way of using "filters" like people do now.

[@olalilia358]

97ū

[@melissapekarek3283]

Exactly! Flattering Royal portrait artists were the original Photoshop.

[@catwoman1212]

rigth, I think so, too

[@robinrehlinghaus1944]

But there are photos of her??

[@crawfor24]

My great great grandma was the head lady in waiting for Queen Victoria. Not exact on when in Queen Victoria's reign.

[@Sunshine4]

That’s cool, I’m sure you can view records to verify.

[@josi4251]

Victoria was also buried wearing the wedding ring of John Brown's mother. This was hidden so that her children would not know. She was also buried with a plaster cast of Prince Albert's hand, which she had treasured since his death. Her private physician was entrusted with a very long list of things Victoria wanted in her coffin, so he ensured that they were in place just moments before the coffin was sealed and out of sight of the children (who would undoubtedly disapprove).

[@annwilliams6438]

I wonder if she was married to him in a private morganatic marriage?

[@josi4251]

@@annwilliams6438 That's the reason that she was called 'Mrs. Brown' by the public. Apparently their closeness alarmed/shocked/pleased a lot of people. Her children were not particularly pleased, but she was, after all, the queen.

[@judylloyd7901]

@@josi4251 I think her close friendship with Abdul Karim disturbed a lot more than her friendship with John Brown.

[@gemmab8626]

@@judylloyd7901 haha! I would assume so. I wondered about that when he flashed their picture on the screen.

[@catsberry4858]

@@annwilliams6438 no.

[@riverwildcat1]

Good work! Very lifelike. I don't think Victoria was plain until Albert died. That really knocked the stuffing out of her.

[@14caz68]

Princess Beatrice looks very much like QV ….

[@iriswaterford8881]

I agree she looks similar to Princess Beatrice, only to my eye PB is growing more beautiful as she ages.

[@judylloyd7901]

@Selma De Faria I agree. I don't really see Queen Victoria in Princess Beatrice. Not even in the eyes. Both have/had prominent eyes, but Beatrice's eyes are startling to the point of looking unreal. Queen Victoria's weren't so staring. And Victoria had a much rounder face than Beatrice. I think that Victoria looked reasonably attractive in her younger years. She didn't even look that bad in her old age, when you look at other women of the same age who haven't had plastic surgery. When you find out a bit about Prince Albert, he was a man ahead of his time, especially when it came to his children and their education. It must have been a sad blow for them when he died.

[@fanty9910]

@@iriswaterford8881 Well, there is the factor that Victoria had a lot of stress in her life, probably more than PB. Stress can make you look older and stuff

[@jamellfoster6029]

All her kids especially her daughters looked like her.

[@jamellfoster6029]

@@fanty9910 Queen Victoria was a very pretty lady when she was young...

[@keithss67]

I understand she was quite pretty when she was young. She had a ton of kids and she was very fond of food and wine. As she got older she got very heavy and dowdy

[@mimiduquette8786]

Probably, her grieving her husband caused a lot of those things. I have always thought that Victoria suffered from depression after Albert died relatively young....

[@annie7367]

She gained a load of weight after Albert died.

[@goldenrosie]

Losing your spouse is never easy, so I can imagine that food become a comfort after Albert died. I can’t imagine how upset she must have been.

[@keithss67]

@@goldenrosie supposedly she had quite an appetite when she was young as well. Just got very heavy in middle age and when she was elderly as she became less physically active. The amounts of food the well off in Europe consumed in those days was mind boggling

[@goldenrosie]

@@keithss67 I remember hearing in a documentary that she was a very fast eater in her youth, but I still feel like Albert dying didn’t help. ;-;

[@ForeverAlansGirl]

Imo, Victoria was so beautiful as a younger woman. The many pregnancies & losses she had in her life, especially her husband, Albert; I think just did her in. I heard somewhere that she " comfort " ate. Noone can blame her, there were no grief therapists & this was her coping mechanism. 🇬🇧👑

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

I don't know if I'd describe her as beautiful, but she was reasonably pretty as a young woman. She had large blue eyes, long light brown hair, and a pink and white complexion. She was also a good horsewoman and a graceful dancer. She didn't start to really gain weight until after baby number three, and then she piled it on with all her comfort eating after the death of Albert. I mean, her cooks named Victoria Sponge (sponge cake with jam and cream) after her because she had a slice for afternoon tea every day. Same with Queen Pudding (dense yellow pudding with jam and a meringue topping) because it was her favourite. That's quite a big clue about her post-Albert diet.

[@lindseystein9676]

The “Kensington system” her mother implemented had a restrictive diet, so she definitely indulged as queen.

[@DeliaMorris-og8si]

Today she would get help for the depression and may have been treated.

[@peachygal4153]

Yes, she aged badly. at 40 she looked 60 but then all women did back then. I think having all those babies aged them.

[@djstonedog]

There is a massive statue of Queen Victoria in the park across from the street where I live. I have to pass by her almost every day and I usually say a little hello to her as I scuttle past on my errands. She feels like she is a part of my daily life.

[@amandapittar9398]

I think the closest we can get today to Queen Victoria is Princess Beatrice.

[@c00l6uy9]

Agreed, she has that vibe of vickie

[@genevievedonn5853]

Unfortunately for Princess Beatrice

[@traceymacneill9879]

@@genevievedonn5853 right? Both are ugly as sin:/

[@Saucyakld]

Google eyed and ugly as sin. Shame, she seems a nice girl!

[@Ninineonangel77]

@@traceymacneill9879 um wow that super mean to say Queen Victoria was never ever discribed as ugly she was plain but beautiful! Yes Beatrice does kinda look like Victoria but I think Victoria was prettier than Beatrice but Beatrice aint ugly but she isnt a super model. Plus is that all anyone cares about is physical appearance what about her as a person Beatrice that is!? I mean maybe her character is good. But you all seem to be pretty ugly with your words. Its not a physical appearance that makes someone ugly its your heart.

[@jackiebrown7229]

Loved this. I always wondered what Albert looked like when he smiled. He was always serious on photos.

[@sherila4834]

Beautifully done. And a great job summarizing her life. Wish I'd had your videos in my history classes as a kid.

[@Missangie827]

I wonder if her mother really was that beautiful-stunning even! this proves beauty outside doesn't mean beauty inside

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

I dunno - I actually feel sorry for the Duchess of Kent. I mean, she no sooner arrived in England than her husband up and died, and Victoire found herself stuck in a foreign country with an eight month old baby, where she knew no one, barely spoke the language (she spoke so little English that her wedding vows had to be put into phonetics for her so she could say them) and saddled with her husband's enormous debts. Conroy saw his chance, and like a true manipulative narcissist, he took it. The Duchess regretted her actions later on in life, writing in her journal "I blame myself that I was so blind and so inactive." She was reconciled somewhat with Victoria towards the end of her life. Victoria, in turn, had a nervous breakdown after the Duchess' death, when she read her mother's journals and realised just how much her mother had loved her. All those wasted years . . . it's just a terribly sad, tragic story.

[@GrammyTapDancing]

Love Victoria series on Netflex. So sad her hubby died so young hard times. She was one tough broad

[@marilyn6556]

I have really admired her love for her husband and children. I feel bad that Albert passed at such a young age and broke her heart. She certainly was one tough broad!

[@GrammyTapDancing]

@@marilyn6556 Oh yes I so agree if you ever get the chance even look at the trailer on KZbin it's called Mrs. Brown. He was a friend of her husband Albert. A true Scottish gentleman. He guarded her with his life till he died. He was the first one to help her get out of the castle to have a life again. Love true stories. Yes a tough broad

[@jackiefloyd8003]

I was a History major in college and I just recently discovered your page and I love it. Making history come alive and putting real faces and emotions on it is brilliant and I love it. Thank you; great job 👏

[@eliv.7062]

Queen Victoria was for sure one of the most important rulers in history. Her iconic image can be found everywhere all across the United kingdom, as proof she will never be forgotten.

[@INFJparadox]

WOW! She was such a pretty child and young woman! I very much appreciate hearing a bit of her biography as well :)

[@genevievedonn5853]

Not sure she was, sorry

[@theroyals1153]

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[@delivia3474]

@@genevievedonn5853 they were stating their opinion, never asked for yours

[@rayanabbad6988]

@@delivia3474 it's a fact not an opinion she was ugly in real life

[@emilkoch4098]

@ De Livia what’s wrong with politely and respectfully disagreeing??

[@patsymillar9447]

If you want to know to know what queen Victoria looked like in her youth. Just look at princess Beatrice. Shesca real throwback.

[@nunyabiz6925]

Then really not that attractive I guess

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

@@nunyabiz6925 Come off it. Princess Beatrice might not be a supermodel but she's a pretty enough girl. More to the point, she seems like a nice person and she does a lot for charity without fuss or fanfare. Her husband obviously adores her, and that's all that matters.

[@AP-nu7hb]

@@chooseyourpoison5105 well thats might be her other quality but here people are talking of looks so yeah she isnt definitely attractive

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

@@AP-nu7hb Imagine thinking a person's value is solely determined by their looks

[@noorbohamad5796]

@@chooseyourpoison5105 sounds more or less like the definition of OBJECTIFICATION which is absolutely definitely something that WOMEN overwhelmingly have to go through thanks to certain mysoginists including ones with apparent access to the internet/WiFi/KZbin trash talking and disrespecting people:(of course especially women):they’re clearly envious and/or jealous of SIGH I kinda wish they’d just get lost already

[@onewayticket2148]

People judging her looks like they’ve never questioned their own looks or have had others question their looks. The world would truly be a better place if we all didn’t place so much importance on our looks. Trust me, even as a young person, I’ve learned that looks don’t amount to shit if we don’t let them. I don’t care how good looking a person is, if they are a complete trash bag of a person they’re out of my life. Plus I believe we should never tie a persons looks to their character or personhood. I never let my actions be impacted by a persons looks. Whatever our first thought about a persons body may be, we’re only thinking it because society has conditioned us to think it. Our second thought and our action afterwards is what truly matters. And don’t come at me with sh*t like it’s just the way society is, we can’t change how much importance we place on it, because we can, individually at the very least. If you don’t have anything nice to say then don’t say it, and atleast act with empathy when you can.

[@chanelleeddins4758]

Thank you!👏 I've seen so many people in this comment section roasting her and making fun of her looks. She didn't look that bad in my opinion tbh. People are so mean I swear!🙄😒😑

[@thephilosopher5799]

All the royals are evil people lol

[@lindabidwell6722]

But....we're watching this ...

[@patricia331]

She thought babies were ugly.

[@carolinesmith7390]

One-way ticket 2, if looks do not matter to you then why would YOU have to show any empathy?

[@Imeraldgyrl]

The 24 year old Victoria reminds me of Beatrice.

[@sandyfarley260]

NEVER!

[@peachygal4153]

@@sandyfarley260 Most people say Beatrice favors her and Eugenie favors the late queen mother. I have read it many times. both Philip and Elizabeth descended from Victoria. so i tis possible Beatrice would resemble her being descended from her in 2 lines of her ancestry. You don't have to agree but telling people never is ridiculous and rude, as if you think your opinion trumps all others.

[@rnswann6324]

I marvel at what you do! Such talent! You truly bring history to life.

[@dixie4470]

Fascinating! I love the way you made the paintings come to life!

[@carolinewaite7185]

Loved this, so clever. Thank you for posting.

[@rexgrl3]

How about Sissi the empress of Austria?

[@Skarfp]

Princess Beatrice, absolutely!

[@marlenaforbes-reidy9876]

Well done. Amazing. She was one tough lady

[@MC-342]

Excellent presentation. Thank you 👍

[@robertschlesinger1342]

Very interesting and worthwhile video.

[@rcmorales9014]

Thankyou for posting this about Queen Victoria. Would love to see one about Davy Crockett, Col. Travis, Jim Bowie, and Santa Anna from The Alamo.

[@scratchy1704]

Am loving what you do with the moving faces.Very unique 👌

[@computermech]

Amazing video bring Queen Vic back to life. 🥰

[@Woodman-Spare-that-tree]

Exactly like Princess Beatrice does today

[@annewilkinson9611]

Looked just like her dad and paternal grandfather.

[@michelleseager9782]

I like the commentating on the newer videos. This is great!

[@pamelameadows9717]

One of the favorite things I have that Queen Victoria changed was getting anesthesia when in labor.

[@joycejnn]

Princess Beatrice looks like Queen Victoria

[@user-ru1ki]

Very nice video. Thank you 🌷🌷🌷

[@Diana1821-4fc]

You are amazing my friend! Greetings from Greece

[@aimeeprincessofpower]

3:03 Queen Victoria and Prince Albert were very much in love and he cared very much for each other 🥰

[@maggiesmith856]

Victoria had a receding chin and the prominent eyes that ran in her family. Even as a girl she was not good looking, but of course since she was the Queen, she was flattered by everybody.

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

That's a bit harsh. She wasn't a raving beauty, but in her younger days she had large blue eyes, a pink and white complexion and long light brown hair. She also was a graceful dancer and reportedly had a lovely crystalline speaking voice. She really only started to pile on the weight in her thirties. While she wasn't a supermodel, as a teen and in her twenties she was moderately pretty.

[@zzzbbbooo]

Victoria was not vain in the slightest..."I am under no illusions as to my personal appearance".

[@notagod4869]

Well tbf, beauty standards change. Subjectively, she might not be pretty to us now, but who knows what they thought of her back in the day. There's also a bit of truth in your statement though! (That she was flattered because she was queen)

[@sianfesa]

Super job, congratulations 💖💖

[@ms.donaldson2533]

Excellent summary of life and your animation is great

[@MortalFaces]

Thank you

[@bonniebishop6635]

Yes Beatrice has her eyes

[@KMWeir]

Very good. You can see that Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margret, etc are related to her. It’s amazing. Prince Philip was also related to her. The inbreeding done in monarchies was harmful but they truly believed that it kept their blood more pure. I find history so fascinating.

[@amypagekaviani5661]

I have to add - her grandfather was the King the USA fought for freedom!!! The lovely picture of Victoria with her hair flowing down her left shoulder was a private picture she gave to Albert because that was his favorite way to see her wear her hair.

[@darrenmeears3912]

She had it painted as a wedding gift to Albert it was for his eyes only 👀

[@PhantomQueenOne]

What a cute little girl she was! She was very pretty young woman as well.

[@robinwagner3293]

Now, this was was very interesting.

[@kaarlimakela3413]

Amazing info in the narration! Loved it, the whole era -.even named after her - an absorbing time to regard. You may forgive me, I hope, if I say, You made her look a little bit prettier than I think she was. The painters didn't keep putting it in there over and over for nothing though. Bet they were toning down her realness, like most royal portraits. I have a love hate relationship with Queen Vic ... So I personally would leave the eagle-like bump in the nose, showing more gradually earlier, but you are so good at giving modern makeovers! The right make-up artist, some shading and yeah, she could pull that off. Warts and all, a choice, it's a personal choice, being artsy myself, in more old-school methods. Paper, pencil, paint etc mostly sketch, and I really am not that good ... But I have the picture, the goal always forming, getting clearer in my head ... you too ... and the Muse ... 👵👍😊💯

[@angelbabysqueaky3985]

Thank you for your very informative video. Your computer work was good too.

[@Unbridled13]

Beautiful work.

[@timsytale]

Could you possibly show CHARLES DICKENS and ROBERT E LEE and how they looked in real life? Your work is amazing.

[@queenie1949]

Interesting video. I couldn’t get over how accurate your video was. You should look at current pictures of Queen Elizabeth’s grand daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie. You will see the likeness to Queen Victoria, especially around the eyes. Most of the other royals favour their grandparents, Elizabeth & Phillip around the eyes. Queen Victoria’s eyes were quite full and open and have been passed through 5 generations in Beatrice and Eugenie. Thank you sally💕🇬🇧💕

[@livingincaptivityIII]

We refer to them as Hanoverian. They were in the family before Victoria.

[@littleogeechee223]

YES!!! Thank You!!!

[@johnburrows1179]

Great video. So many people Id like to see. Myles Standish. Pocahontas. George Washington. Napoleon. Aristotle. Ghenghis Khan. DaVinci. Michaelangelo.

[@TheMcKenzieHaus]

I think her successive pregnancies over and over had an impact on her body and looks

[@FunnyKidDraws]

You could tell when her mother died her confidence fell so her beauty did too. She was very attractive until her confidence and esteem went into the trash. Its really true that your self esteem and confidence is a very large type of beauty!

[@dorikell5179]

She was a pretty child, but kind of homely as she grew up.

[@theroyals1153]

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[@catsberry4858]

He’s being generous. She really wasn’t cute as a kid, either. Those Hanover genes. Although, on Albert he was a lot prettier, funnily.

[@adamdaichendt3838]

Drabby hairstyles black dresses and fat around as a table.lol

[@eburel506]

I honestly feel bad for her kids it sounded like she didn’t like being a mother.

[@alisoncooper1421]

Post natal depression has only been recognized in the past 45 years. It is not a new phenomena.

[@eburel506]

@@alisoncooper1421 good point.

[@williamsinclairmanson5969]

That was superb.. thank you.

[@tammyjohnson7401]

I liked how you got a real look not just paintings

[@ivywong7337]

Nice conception 👍love to read royal history

[@gailcadwallander8141]

The duchess of Devonshire, and lady Bess who later married the duke when the duchess died.

[@susandavis6477]

Any paintings of her were to say the least highly flattering as we saw when photography came along !

[@justinwinn01]

I really like your channel. This history is very interesting

[@gemmab8626]

I didn’t know that there were that many assassination attempts!! Wow. When he read her true sentiments on motherhood, I guffawed 😂. I knew that was coming up but enjoyed it when it did.

[@alexandrameier3787]

Can you do Elizabeth Woodville please?It would be great to see her alive since it was said she was one of the most beautiful woman.

[@JaneAustenAteMyCat]

I doubt the paintings of her would be good enough to use this technique.

[@gabyv8]

This one is great! Thank you! I'm not done watching but I hope you have one of Victoria's mother, the Dutchess of Kent and one of John Conroy.

[@sam7687-i9b]

fantastic beautiful content really enjoyed that amazing .

[@brandyfadina704]

Excellent job!!

[@NinaReviewsThings]

Whaa thank you for this! I didnt know about John Brown! They should make a series out of that haha!

[@annmitchell4663]

There's a movie called 'Mrs Brown' starring Judy Dench. John Brown was well known.

[@joanrucker1568]

Oh my gosh I didn't even think of that for some reason but your right😮

[@andrearussell8794]

Beatrice looks very much like Victoria.

[@mariagalbova9891]

Very interesting

[@nadiner2551]

Magnifique, vous etes un artiste inégalé

[@carolinewaite7185]

Sorry which daughter died on the same day as Prince Albert?? The Duchess of Kent, Victoria's mother died the same year as Prince Albert in 1861 however Princess Vicky the Queen's eldest daughter died of breast cancer in 1901 as did the Queen.

[@MortalFaces]

It was her second daughter, Princess Alice.

[@LindaMortimore-f8p]

Very beautiful all her Daughters were beautiful

[@elftails]

Pretty impressive work. If only this wonderful technique could be used to turn on young students minds to History!

[@faun2799]

She's so pretty!

[@sublimebeauty1840]

Good job!!!

[@ruthsills7207]

I would really like to see something done with the portraits of King George II and his wife Queen Caroline. They are distant ancestors of mine.

[@elizabethsmith1803]

I’d like to see the Regent as a young man. Her second great grandson ( the future George VI) was born on the anniversary of Albert’s death.

[@melindawakley7859]

Contrary to what most people believe. Queen Victoria wasn’t a very good Queen. She just wasn’t interested. And not to mention the fact that when Albert died young she almost completely stopped functioning properly as a Queen. She had good wise rules tho. She NEVER dined with the middle and upper classes. Becos she absolutely knew that they only wanted to do that so they could influence her to get what they wanted. Or find out secrets they could utilise.

[@dewrock2622]

Beautiful.

[@kittywampusdrums4963]

So, 0:08 she was basically Sloth from The Goonies?

[@lareinedubois]

Good job!

[@carolynesimpson6070]

Can see Princess Anne and Beatrice likeness

[@cindyrogers-harris5120]

Fascinating

[@SeaBreeze2247]

Very interesting!

[@carmichael2359]

Hi! I love your channel and I'm a new subscriber. I'd love for you to animate the Princes in the Tower, using the portraits projected to look like them! That whole era of English history was creepy anyway, but in a fascinating, attractive sort of way. THANK you!

[@CleanerBeats]

Great channel sir

[@OracleRadio]

I don't care how any queens sat; her portraits always come with a regal understanding of queenship.

[@alexsiswarbahalexsiswarbah1918]

She's really beautiful queen victoria

[@jackking5567]

Massive respect for this monarch. She transformed Britain and made it a powerhouse, a mighty foe and a world leader that transformed the world. Sure it was done off the backs of the British but truthfully this monarch really did care for her people. It's well noted on many occasions that she involved herself deeply when trouble hit such as mining disasters. Events such as The Hartley Pit Disaster saw her not just request constant news updates but also creating and helping fund a disaster fund for those affected by the event. I doubt we'll ever see such a mighty monarch again. She recognised her countries ability and utilised it to its greatest effect.

[@mariavictoriasalita2908]

We share the same name and personality. Both of us are introverts and loners too.

[@wafacabriales]

May God bless the great queen Victoria's soul, she was a great queen and a great human being💜💞🙏🤍💕

[@KenXplains]

Queen victoria was the ruler of our India also... I have a currency coin of our country where the queen is sculpted... It looks really pretty... Then only I thought that she's so gorgeous...

[@peteinuk]

She was famously plain - the paintings try to make her much prettier than in reality.

[@Tra_C]

'Earned her time to rest'.... l loved that.