Перенос лица в старинную картину с сохранением её стиля

Edit the provided images to create one final image. IMAGE 1 is the identity reference: Use Image 1 only as the face/identity reference. Accurately capture the person’s facial identity, including face shape, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, cheekbones, jawline, skin tone, and overall likeness. IMAGE 2 is the target artwork: Use Image 2 as the main composition and style reference. Replace the face of the main character in Image 2 with the face from Image 1. Very important: Preserve the exact head angle, head position, gaze direction, facial expression, emotion, mouth shape, brow tension, cheek tension, and overall facial movement of the original character in Image 2. The new face must keep the same mood and acting as the original character in Image 2, but clearly resemble the person from Image 1. Preserve everything else from Image 2: the body, pose, clothing, hands, gestures, hat/headwear, accessories, background, crowd, flags, text, architecture, lighting, composition, framing, and camera angle. Style integration: Integrate the new face carefully, realistically, and seamlessly into the artwork. Match the exact visual style of Image 2, including painting/poster texture, brushwork, grain, color palette, contrast, lighting direction, shadows, aging, print texture, and historical-art atmosphere. The result should look like a single coherent artwork, not a photo collage or pasted face. Do not modernize the image. Do not change the composition. Do not change the original pose or gesture. Do not change the facial emotion from Image 2. Remove any original facial hair or identity-specific features from the target character if they conflict with the person from Image 1. Final result: A believable, realistic face replacement where the person from Image 1 appears naturally inside Image 2, while keeping the expression, emotion, pose, and artistic style of Image 2.