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hand-painted original movie poster (maquette) advertising films starring the American rodeo champion and silent film actor Hoot Gibson. The specific movie title depicted is not explicitly named on this particular poster artwork, as it was likely a generic design used to promote the star in the 1920s or 1930s.
Information about the Poster
Star: Hoot Gibson (Edmund Richard Gibson)
Medium: Hand-painted on board, often referred to as a maquette or original artwork for a poster design.
Era: Circa 1920s-1930s, during the peak of Gibson's popularity as a silent and early sound film star.
Style: The dynamic pose and high-contrast, graphic style are characteristic of vintage film poster art from that period, which often featured action-oriented illustrations.
About Hoot Gibson
Hoot Gibson was one of Hollywood's leading cowboy stars during the silent era, ranking second only to Tom Mix in box-office draw. He was a real-life rodeo champion before transitioning into film, first as a stuntman and then a lead actor. His films were known for their lighthearted tone and comedy.
This poster is considered a collectible art piece, with original versions occasionally appearing at auctions and in galleries. |
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