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Here’s What 17 Historical Figures Would Look Like in the Modern World

The huge impact each era has on people’s style makes it hard to imagine these folks outside of a certain historical context. If we take ancient figures out of history books and imagine them as our contemporaries, we might treat our brain to a really cool surprise. We may even be shocked to find out that some iconic historical personalities bear an uncanny resemblance to our loved ones, neighbors, or even to us.
Bright Side decided to break the barriers of time and reality. We’ll share with you what some of our favorite personalities would have looked like if they were born in our present time.
1. Mona Lisa
2. Michelangelo
3. Marie Antoinette
4. Socrates
5. Louis XIV
6. Leonardo da Vinci
7. Girl with a Pearl Earring
8. Mark Antony
9. Cicero
10. Jeanne Samary
11. Isaac Newton
12. Nefertiti
13. Alexander the Great
14. Vincent Van Gogh
15. Queen Elizabeth I
16. Augustus
17. William Shakespeare
Would you have recognized any of these historical figures if they’d passed you on the street? Would you have preferred to be born in a different era yourself?
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