Salomé (1918) - The Plot Begins Poster

Step into the intrigue of silent cinema with our digital pastel illustration, "Salomé (1918) - The Plot Begins." This evocative artwork immerses you in a pivotal moment from the 1918 American silent drama film "Salomé," produced by William Fox and featuring the iconic Theda Bara as Salome, the Jewish princess. In this compelling scene, Salome is depicted alongside G. Raymond Nye, who portrays King Herod. Together, they are immersed in a solemn plot, one that will ultimately lead to the downfall of Albert Roscoe's character, John the Baptist. Salome's gaze, forlorn and penetrating, is directed at you, the viewer, while King Herod kneels beside her, offering a sense of reverence and gravity to the moment. Our digital pastel illustration captures the essence of this pivotal plot point with a classic lobby card style. As the characters conspire, you can feel the tension and anticipation in the air, all brought to life with meticulous attention to detail. "Salomé," a film that is now considered lost, continues to be a source of fascination in the world of silent cinema. This illustration pays homage to the enduring allure of this iconic movie and its legendary cast. Whether you're a cinema enthusiast, an art lover, or someone who appreciates the intrigue of classic storytelling, "Salomé (1918) - The Plot Begins" is a must-have addition to your collection. Display it proudly in your home, office, or studio, and let it serve as a conversation piece that transports you to a world of drama, power, and cinematic artistry. Embrace the intrigue, delve into the plot, and immerse yourself in the captivating world of "Salomé." Order your copy today and become a part of the rich legacy of silent cinema.