Like today: 11 color photographs of the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union
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By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/like-today-11-color-photographs-of-the-russian-empire-and-the-soviet-union.htmlInitially these photographs were black-and-white, but the colorist Olga Shirnina restored the correct colors invisible to the cameras of the early and mid twentieth century.


Nicholas II and his family, 1914

Grand Duchess Maria, 1906

Sniper Roza Shanina, 1944

Lyudmila Pavlichenko. The most successful female sniper in history, 1941

Yuri Gagarin, Moscow, 1965

The first passengers of the Moscow metro, 1935

Worker and foreman, 1954

Peasant family, Perm district, 1900

The parade of athletes, 1937

Mikhail Bulgakov, 1928

Vladimir Mayakovsky, 1926
Keywords: Colorization | Russian Empire | USSR | Color photos
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