Eadweard Muybridge
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Eadweard Muybridge (1830-1904), was a photographer, the first to develop photographic sequences of moving objects.
[edit] Portraits of Muybridge
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 1867 |
[edit] Still images
 Muybridge himself throwing a disk, climbing a step, and walking |
 Woman walking downstairs |
 The Horse in Motion |
 Sequence of horse galloping ("Daisy") |
 "Annie G." galloping |
 Sequence of horse jumping ("Daisy") |
 Ascending Stairs 1884-85 |
[edit] Animations
 Animated sequence of "Daisy" galloping |
 Set to motion using these frames (plate 626, thoroughbred bay mare "Annie G." galloping) |
 Daisy jumping (made of 2 sequences, plate 636 and 637) |
 Zoopraxiscope animation (1893) |
 Zoopraxiscope animation, detail (1893) |
 Phenakistoscope animation (1893) |
 Phenakistoscope animation, detail (1893) |
 Phenakistoscope animation, mirror simulation (1893) |
 One of the few bison surviving at that time |
 Man ascending stairs |
 Man ascending stairs (continous) |
 Woman walking downstairs |
 Muybridge himself throwing a disc. |
