Colorful History

Buster Keaton in seven chances getting rejected in color

Ski racing with cars and motorcycles in 1955, Bavaria. Germany in color

London 1918, end of World War 1 colorized

Austria 1936, Adolf Hitler goes back to his elementary school, colorized

Adolf Hitler: Speech at Krupp Factory in Germany (1935) colorized

"Repas de bébé" (Baby’s First Meal) is a 1895 French short silent film by Louis Lumière, featuring Auguste Lumière and Marguerite feeding their infant daughter, Andrée Lumière. It is one of the earliest recordings by the Lumière brothers, catalogued as Vue no. 88, with an unedited, single take lasting less than a minute. The film was part of the Lumière Cinématographe's first commercial presentation on December 28, 1895, at the Grand Café in Paris. Shot in 35 mm with an aspect ratio of 1.33:1, it was the seventh of ten films in the program. Louis Lumière used the newly-invented Cinématographe, a versatile device serving as a camera, film projector, and developer. Please subscribe to our Youtube channel if you want to see some of the original black and white footage. Link in bio

The Meuse-Argonne offensive, end of World War One, 1918. Heavy and Railway Artillery Activities. France

Hungary 1926 colorized

"Patineur Grotesque" depicted a humorous roller-skating act, filmed by Marius Sestier in Prince Alfred Park, located in the South Sydney-Redfern area, in 1896. Although not released until 1897 in Lyon, France, the film was cataloged as Lumière N°117 in the original Lumière Brothers catalog and as N°73 in a later version. Please subscribe to our Youtube channel if you want to see some of the original black and white footage. WWW.Youtube.com/@VibrantHistory #history #colorized #upscaled #historyfacts #historical #colorizedhistory #historylover #colorized #upscale #historylovers #colorfulupscaledhistory #colour #coloring #vibranthistory #colorful

New York 1910s colorized Please subscribe to our Youtube channel if you want to see some of the original black and white footage. WWW.Youtube.com/@VibrantHistory #history #colorized #upscaled #historyfacts #historical #colorizedhistory #historylover #colorized #upscale #historylovers #colorfulupscaledhistory #colour #coloring #vibranthistory #colorful

Poland 1939 colorized

Baby cage in 1949 colorized

San Antonio, Texas 1950s colorized and upscaled

In 1897, Alexandre Promio captured this footage of a camel caravan passing before the Great Sphinx of Giza in Egypt, with the majestic Great Pyramid of Giza as a breathtaking backdrop. The footage was later presented on April 25th of the same year in Lyon, France, under the title "Égypte: les pyramides et le Sphinx." Through recent advancements in AI technology, the footage has been carefully restored. Its frame rate has been improved, its resolution enhanced to 4k, and it has been colorized, providing a clearer and more vivid portrayal of this historical scene. Alexandre Promio (1868-1926) was a French cinematographer and pioneer in the field of early cinema. He is best known for his work with the Lumière brothers, Auguste and Louis Lumière, who were among the inventors of the motion picture camera and the pioneers of the cinema industry. Promio worked closely with the Lumière brothers in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He was responsible for filming and documenting many of their early films, including some of the first-ever motion pictures that were shown to audiences around the world. Promio played a significant role in the development and popularization of cinema as a form of entertainment and art. Some of his notable contributions include capturing scenes of everyday life, such as workers leaving the Lumière factory, street scenes, and other documentary-style films. These early films were instrumental in showcasing the possibilities of the new medium and laying the foundation for the future of filmmaking. While Alexandre Promio may not be as widely recognized as the Lumière brothers themselves, his work as a cinematographer was essential in the early history of cinema. His contributions helped shape the language and artistry of filmmaking in the beginning. Music Title Kevin MacLeod Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G, Movement I (Allegro), BWV 1049 (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Hungary 1926 in color

Family life in New York 1930s Home movie from Queens Please subscribe to our Youtube channel if you want to see some of the original black and white footage. www.youtube.com/@vibranthistory #history #colorized #upscaled #historyfacts #historical #colorizedhistory #historylover #colorized #upscale #historylovers #colorfulupscaledhistory #colour #coloring #vibranthistory #colorful

Sanger, Texas 1949. Harvest Festival. School children goes around painting.

Tallest man that ever lived

Lion rides Wall of Death in 1934, colorized and upscaled

Car painting