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Stunning Colorized Photos of Russian Beauties from the Early 20th Century by Ola Shrinina

Photography was invented in 1839 and it was in black and white color. And soon after two decades, people began experimenting with color photography. Initially, photographers used hand-coloring techniques. Autochromes arrived in the early 20th century, and it was the first generally practical color photographic process. They were good as compare to hand-coloring; however, the process was difficult and expensive. The modern era of color photography began in 1935, when Kodak employees, Leopold Godowsky Jr. and Leopold Mannes invented Kodachrome.

Coloring photographs and videos from the past is becoming more common and much easier nowadays with photog editing tools. Take a look at these beautiful colorized photographs of Russian beauties from the early 20th century. These photographs were colorized by Ola Shrinina, She is a former professor of German Language and photo colorist.

#2 A fashionable lady from Kashin (Tver region, Russia), 1900s

#4 Alexander Institute for Noble Maidens, St. Petersburg, 1900s

Alexander Institute for Noble Maidens, St. Petersburg, 1900s

#5 Alexander Institute for Noble Maidens, St. Petersburg, 1900s

#7 Anastasia Vyaltseva, Russian mezzo-soprano, 1900s

Anastasia Vyaltseva, Russian mezzo-soprano, 1900s

#11 Anna Pavlova, 1900s

Anna Pavlova, 1900s

#13 Anna Pavlova, 1900s

Anna Pavlova, 1900s

#17 Institute for Noble Maidens, St. Petersburg, 1900s

#20 Mathilde Kschessinskaya, 1900s

Mathilde Kschessinskaya, 1900s

#23 Pretty girl from North Caucasus, 1900s

Pretty girl from North Caucasus, 1900s

#30 Tamara Karsavina, 1900s

Tamara Karsavina, 1900s

#33 Anna Pavlova, 1905-1910

Anna Pavlova, 1905-1910

#36 Anna Pavlova in ‘The Pharaoh’s Daughter’, 1910

#37 Anna Pavlova in ‘The Pharaoh’s Daughter’, 1910

#40 Portrait of a young Russian woman, 1910

Portrait of a young Russian woman, 1910

#41 Vera Kholodnaya, Russian silent movie star, 1910s

#43 Tamara Karsavina as the Fiancee in the Blue God, 1912

Tamara Karsavina as the Fiancee in the Blue God, 1912

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