Sometimes people fell into disgrace and public images where hidden... The man of the original face looks like someone around 1720, the newer face looks like 1790. The red cape induces that this person might have been some kind of chancellor of an university or a politician with some function. Not every portrait painting has been made to put on a wall in an ancestral portrait gallery. In many cases public buildings / offices have a portrait of the person who is actual in charge. Sometimes the change can happen very quickly. To paint a completely new painting is more expensive and needs time. If you have a painting of a former holder of the office which you don't need anymore and the clothes look generic enough, why not reuse it with a new face?
СПАСИБО ЗА ВИДЕО. ДЛЯ ВАС ОТРЫВОК ИЗ СТИХОТВОРЕНИЯ: Тебе с тобой, порой теряешь аппетит, В набросках сходных, несколько штрихов, Хвалою доброй, покрывал полотна я, Заслуги восклицания, восхищаясь искусством, Гляжу на полотно я, где блудная Англия, Похоже что погибель, ждет на чужбине, Картина вздох, бессильный исторгала, С мазками полотна, у флотского причала, Стоял корабль, томился так долго, Лишь якорь на цепи, держал его, Подул и ветер, флаг над головой ожил, Затрепетал, в желании отрадном.....
Look at the before and after images at 2:00. The before has a face looking left with short hair. The after has a face looking right with long hair. Someone painted over the "after" face, and the paint was removed during the restoration process.
Que fabuloso trabajo!!!! Felicitaciones. Parecen 2 pinturas diferentes.
Why would someone paint a terribly painted face OVER a classical artists painting of a face? Very odd….and how delightful to discover.
Sometimes people fell into disgrace and public images where hidden...
The man of the original face looks like someone around 1720, the newer face looks like 1790. The red cape induces that this person might have been some kind of chancellor of an university or a politician with some function. Not every portrait painting has been made to put on a wall in an ancestral portrait gallery.
In many cases public buildings / offices have a portrait of the person who is actual in charge. Sometimes the change can happen very quickly. To paint a completely new painting is more expensive and needs time. If you have a painting of a former holder of the office which you don't need anymore and the clothes look generic enough, why not reuse it with a new face?
СПАСИБО ЗА ВИДЕО. ДЛЯ ВАС ОТРЫВОК ИЗ СТИХОТВОРЕНИЯ: Тебе с тобой, порой теряешь аппетит,
В набросках сходных, несколько штрихов,
Хвалою доброй, покрывал полотна я,
Заслуги восклицания, восхищаясь искусством,
Гляжу на полотно я, где блудная Англия,
Похоже что погибель, ждет на чужбине,
Картина вздох, бессильный исторгала,
С мазками полотна, у флотского причала,
Стоял корабль, томился так долго,
Лишь якорь на цепи, держал его,
Подул и ветер, флаг над головой ожил,
Затрепетал, в желании отрадном.....
Don't know, but the conservationprocess didn't match wirh the title. Where did the new face come from? Bs
Look at the before and after images at 2:00. The before has a face looking left with short hair. The after has a face looking right with long hair. Someone painted over the "after" face, and the paint was removed during the restoration process.
@@na195097 Yeah, but the click-bait title says "uncovering the face", and instead it was more of a "now you see it" lol.
Does any one recognize who this was, and who painted it?