Muybridge motion study. Series of early photographs showing a nude woman pouring a basin of water over herself. These photographs were obtained by Eng
Muybridge motion study. Series of early photographs showing a nude woman pouring a basin of water over herself. These photographs were obtained by English photographer Eadweard J. Muybridge (1830-1904) in his pioneering work that began in the 1870s, documenting the motion of animals and humans. His most famous study was of a galloping horse, but he also studied the motions of humans. This series of photographs was published in Muybridge's work 'Animals in motion: an electro-photographic investigation of consecutive phases of muscular actions' (1907).
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