Johannes Vermeer & GIRL WITH A PEARL EARRING in REAL LIFE | How They Looked- Mortal Faces

Let's see, How Did Johannes Vermeer Look in Real Life? (1632-1675)
How Did The "Girl With a Pearl Earring" Look in Real Life? (c.1665)
How Did The "Girl With the Red Hat" Look in Real Life? (c.1665) and
How Did "The Milkmaid" Look in Real Life? (c.1657/68)

In this video I transform the portraits of Johannes Vermeer and the Girl with a Pearl Earring as well as some other famous paintings of his to see how they would have looked in real life using Photoshop.

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Johannes Vermeer was born in Delft, Holland- The Netherlands during the Dutch Golden Age. Throughout his life he struggled with financial difficulties despite having multiple businesses and being in contact with many notables of the day. He painted the famous Girl with a Pearl Earring which today is compared to the Mona Lisa. Johannes was never really famous during his life but was successful enough to be able to sell his works with above average pricing. It wasn't until the 19th century that he was rediscovered by museum director Gustav Waagen and published in Théophile Thoré-Bürger's art catalogue that worldwide recognition soon appeared.

Today his paintings can be sold for more than $40 million and the acclaimed movie Girl With the Pearl Earring (2003) was written about him.

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