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Artist Dana Keller painstakingly adds colour to striking black and white images from the past – the photograph of Monet, for example, took five hours to complete.
The result is a whole new layer of detail to the photographs, and the fascinating feeling of seeing things exactly as they were seen so long ago.
Sunday 24 November, 2024
Sunday 24 November, 2024
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8 iconic photos from history, brought to life in colour
LET US TAKE you back in time.
Artist Dana Keller painstakingly adds colour to striking black and white images from the past – the photograph of Monet, for example, took five hours to complete.
The result is a whole new layer of detail to the photographs, and the fascinating feeling of seeing things exactly as they were seen so long ago.
Audrey Hepburn, 1954
(Original photo)
Louis Armstrong in New York, 1946
(Original photo)
Newspaper boy outside the White Star Line offices in London, April 16 1912
(Original photo)
Winston Churchill, 1941
(Original photo)
Jewish women and children arriving at Auschwitz, May 27 1944
(Original photo)
Claude Monet and two of his paintings, 1923
(Original photo)
Girls delivering ice during World War I, September 16 1918
(Original photo)
Abraham Lincoln, 1865
(Original photo)
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