Once color photos entered our life, everything changed. The black and white pictures depict something old and past moments. But thanks to a new colorization method, black and white photos give a new dimension to things, revealing the magic of the world before the ’70s.

The famous painter Claude Monet in 1923

Hollywood actor Jimmy Stewart

Pablo Picasso

Times Square in New York

Lee Harvey Oswald

Helen Keller and Charlie Chaplin, 1918

Girls carrying ice, 1918

Burger bakers, 1938

Winston Churchill, 1941

Albert Einstein, 1921

Madison Square Park, New York, 1900

Marilyn Monroe

Samurai training, 1860

British soldiers coming back from the war, 1939

Grocery store in South Carolina, 1939

Mark Twain, 1900

Einstein on the beach in Long Island, 1939

Audrey Hepburn

Charles Darwin

Soldiers on Easter during the Second World War

Clint Eastwood, 1962

Tests for the first bulletproof vest, 1923

Charlie Chaplin when he was 27 years old, 1916

Elizabeth Taylor, 1956

Louis Armstrong, 1946