Rise and Fall of the Romanov's (for anahata.c) by UteBigSmile
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I would like to dedicate this new render to you dear Mark, because you are also a history freak like me. I believe that all our history books, as we know them from our student days, should be rewritten.
https://fiveminutehistory.com/40-views-inside-the-winter-palace-of-imperial-russia/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicholas_II_of_Russia
Many thank's for your visit and a little comment!
Comments (20)
A_Sunbeam
Nice image!
Tracesl Online Now!
excellent
Flint_Hawk
You have created a wonderful looking family! And that palace is amazing!
I hope that you are having a nice weekend friend!
bakapo
Such a royal looking family. This is nice. I like the background house. This is a good dedication to Mark.
rbowen
Great work and dedication!
eekdog
a awesome dedi for Mark. he will enjoy it.
jdwtrxk
Nice image...:) It really is a good one Ute - the pastel teal walls set a nice tone against the happy family - a better scene than Yekaterinburg....
UteBigSmile
Thank's hon!
CoolDimension
Super lovely scene! You did a great job with the posing, costumes and expressions! I love the blurred edges, too.
anahata.c
oh thank you, Ute. I greatly appreciate your dedi. Your image is beautiful...and you portray something so sad. Royal children are almost always innocent...yet, when they're murdered (as the children of the house of Romanov were, during the Russian Revolution), they become victims of their parents' horrors. One of your children looks at us with total bewildernment: the girl in the green dress and aurburn hair. Amazing expression. Her brother also looks bewildered. Maybe they know what their parents won't face. And of course you use your beautiful costumes and a beautiful background (something you do so well). Yet, you also faded the background---on the edges---as if to say: All this will disappear..."all glory is fleeting..." A powerful portrait of real life...even in the mansions of the emperors and empresses of the world.
I'm no historian, but I do value history as you do, and I agree we should all study it. And it should be written with truth in mind: Ie, glorifying empires and their leaders makes them heroes, when many of them did unspeakable things. The ancient Roman, Tacitus, told us that an ancient british general told a roman general: "You made our land a wasteland, and you called it peace..." That's why history's so important (they knew the truth all the way back then). Thank you for your effort in this very impressive image...and let's hope the world learns from the past, for the sake of so many bewildered children. Thanks so much, Ute, I greatly appreciate it.
Richardphotos
very good composition and use of period clothing
Saby55
Ottima composizione e dedica. Questa è una bella immagine,mi piace il colore e la luce che hai utilizzato per lo sfondo.Brava Ute e buon inizio settimana 👍🙋♂️
starship64
Nicely done!
Blue_Steel
Eine schöne Idee und Umsetzung.
uncollared
Nice work
MagikUnicorn
Superbe
RodS Online Now!
This is outstanding, Ute, and a wonderful dedication to an amazing artist and friend, Mark. He's truly one of a kind.
It has been said that those who forget history are doomed to repeat it's mistakes. Too true.
rocdan Online Now!
awesome scene excellent
VEDES
Superb art work as always!!!
Inawati
Excellent work.
Kindredsoul
nice work and well put together