Correct ONLY the facial likeness of the man in @image1. Keep the…

Correct ONLY the facial likeness of the man in @image1. Keep the existing room, framing, body pose, head orientation, costume, spectacles, lighting and photographic skin quality. @image2 is the identity master. All figures in that sheet are views of ONE AND THE SAME sixty-five-year-old man. Match the large close portrait at the RIGHT of @image2, using the other views only to understand his facial shape. Transfer his recognizable facial anatomy to the head orientation in @image1: the width and height of the face, eye shape and spacing, upper and lower eyelids, brow shape, nose length and bridge, cheek fullness, mouth width, lip shape and relaxed mouth corners, jaw and chin. Preserve his individual asymmetries. Do not preserve the altered facial anatomy currently present in @image1. Do not beautify, make the face narrower, enlarge the eyes or invent a new person. Retain his age, high receding forehead, sparse wispy grey side hair, clean-shaven face and thin round wire glasses. Integrate the corrected face naturally under the existing window light, with its soft skin tones and age lines. Render one coherent photograph of one man; no panels, copied portrait pasted over the head, additional people, modern accessories or text.