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FILM: THE KISS, 1896. The first on-screen kiss, from Thomas Edisons short film The Kiss
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FILM: THE KISS, 1896. The first on-screen kiss, from Thomas Edisons short film The Kiss
FILM: THE KISS, 1896.
The first on-screen kiss, from Thomas Edisons short film The Kiss, featuring May Irwin and John Rice, 1896
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1896 Actor Affection Couple Dramatic Edison Embrace Film Still First Irwin Kiss Kissing Love Lover Lust Movie Rice Silent Film Turn Of Century
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Capturing the Essence of Love - The Historic On-Screen Kiss
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. Step back in time to 1896, a pivotal moment in cinematic history when Thomas Edison's groundbreaking short film "The Kiss" revolutionized the silver screen. This iconic photograph print from Granger Art on Demand transports us to that late 19th-century era, where affection and dramatic emotions were captured for the first time. In this mesmerizing image, we witness May Irwin and John Rice, two talented actors of their time, locked in a passionate embrace. Their genuine chemistry transcends the silent film medium as they share what would become known as cinema's very first on-screen kiss. It is an intimate scene frozen in time that continues to captivate audiences even over a century later. As we gaze upon this historic artifact, we are reminded of the power of love and its ability to transcend generations. The tender connection between these two performers serves as a testament to human emotion and our universal desire for companionship. This photograph print not only showcases an important milestone in filmmaking but also encapsulates the spirit of turn-of-the-century America. It captures a moment when society was at the cusp of change – embracing new technologies like motion pictures while still holding onto traditional values. Let this timeless piece transport you back to an era filled with passion, longing, and anticipation; let it remind you that love knows no boundaries – not even those imposed by time itself.
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