The past wasn't black and white so why should we see him in that color? Fortunately, thanks to artificial intelligence and talented artists, we can look at old pictures in a new way. History comes alive before our eyes!
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American physicist Robert Oppenheimer, 1958.
Photographer Philip Halsman.
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Girl on the beach, August 1938.
Photographer Armstrong Roberts.
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Antietam, Maryland. Lieutenant Colonel Charles B. Norton on the staff of General Fitz-John Porter, September 1862.
Photographer Alexander Gardner.
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Bedouin mother, 1948
Photographer Ilo Battigeli.
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Karl Marx in 1867.
Photographer Friedrich Karl Wunder.
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Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth with Japanese baseball players, Fresno, California, 1927
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Ramond L. Roth in Ramscheid, Germany, March 4, 1945.
"I was scared to death," admitted a private from Mogador, Ohio.
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Gas station in Redding, California, June 1942.
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Titanic survivors Charlotte and Marjorie Collier, 1912.
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Amelia Earhart and her plane, 1932
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Albert Einstein at home in Princeton, New Jersey, 1944
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Norwich, Connecticut, 1938-1945.
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Noodle delivery man, Tokyo, 1935
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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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Fridtjof Nansen, 1886
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Maria Callas, 1957
Photographer Cecil Beaton
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George Armstrong Custer in the uniform of a West Point Academy cadet, 1859
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Japanese diplomat Taketomi Toshihiko with his wife, Washington, DC, October 24, 1922.
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Smolny Institute for Noble Maidens, circa 1913.
Photographer Karl Bulla.
21. 
General William T. Sherman, 1865
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