21 Historic Black-and-White Photos Brought to Life With Color
As much as we like to imagine what it must have been like to live in the times of old, all photographic evidence prior to the introduction of color to film comes in black and white. Thankfully, thanks to AI and talented artists, now we can colorize those black-and-white snapshots of history!
The past wasn't in black and white, so why should you see it in black and white? Thanks to the colorized history subreddit, here are 21 historic black-and-white photos brought to life with color.
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Woman in white bathing suit on beach wearing big straw hat. August, 1938. Photo by H. Armstrong Roberts.
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Antietam, Maryland. Lt. Col. Charles B. Norton at headquarters of Gen. Fitz-John Porter. Sept. 1862. Gardner, Alexander, 1821-1870, photographer.
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Private Ramond L. Roth, from Mogadore, Ohio. - “ I was scared to death,” near Ramscheid, Germany. March 4th, 1945.
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Anton Pavlovich Chekhov among relatives and friends in the courtyard of his house on Sadovo-Kudrinskaya street. Spring 1890.
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A very dapper secretary of the Embassy of Japan. Taketomi Toshihiko, seated with his wife. Washington D.C. October 24, 1922.
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Imperial Russia. Smolny Institute for Education of Noble Maidens, ca. 1913. Photo by Karl Bulla.
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