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Justus D. Barnes in the film The Great Train Robbery made by the Edison Company in 1903
GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY, 1903.
Justus D. Barnes in the film The Great Train Robbery made by the Edison Company in 1903
Granger holds millions of images spanning more than 25,000 years of world history, from before the Stone Age to the dawn of the Space Age
Media ID 10504652
1903 Actor Bandana Barnes Costume Cowboy Danger Film Still Justus Outlaw Revolver Silent Film
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Estimated Product Size is 40cm x 40cm (15.7" x 15.7")
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Justus D. Barnes in the film The Great Train Robbery made by the Edison Company in 1903 captures a pivotal moment in early American cinema. In this iconic photograph, Barnes, dressed as a cowboy outlaw, exudes danger and intensity as he brandishes his revolver. The Great Train Robbery is considered one of the earliest silent films and revolutionized filmmaking with its innovative storytelling techniques. Directed by Edwin S. Porter for the Edison Company, it follows a group of bandits who plan and execute a daring train robbery. Barnes' portrayal of an outlaw in this scene showcases his talent as an actor during this formative period of cinema history. His intense gaze and rugged appearance make him instantly captivating to audiences even over a century later. This photograph from The Granger Collection's Carousel Collection serves as both a historical artifact and a testament to Barnes' contribution to early American film. It transports viewers back to 1903 when silent films were just beginning to captivate audiences across America. As we admire Justus D. Barnes' portrait, we are reminded of the power that still images hold in preserving moments from our past and allowing us to appreciate the pioneers who shaped modern entertainment.
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