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Stop Motion Collection (#18)

"Capturing Time: The Art of Stop Motion" Step into the world of Eadweard J Muybridge, a pioneer in the realm photography




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"Capturing Time: The Art of Stop Motion" Step into the world of Eadweard J Muybridge, a pioneer in the realm photography. Through his collotype prints, he immortalized moments frozen in time, revealing the beauty and intricacies of human and animal locomotion. In Plate 192, we witness an elegant display of fancy dancing. Each delicate movement meticulously captured frame by frame, showcasing the grace and fluidity that can only be seen through this mesmerizing technique. Plate 327 takes us to the serene waters as rowers glide effortlessly across its surface. With each stroke captured individually, we can almost feel their determination and strength propelling them forward. But it's not just humans who take center stage in Muybridge's work. In awe-inspiring shots like "Man jumping a hurdle on a horse, " we see how even animals become part of this intricate dance with time itself. Descending stairs becomes an art form in Plate 144. As figures navigate each step with precision, their movements are dissected for our eyes to marvel at every subtle shift in weight and balance. Walking is transformed into poetry through Plate 16. Every stride frozen mid-air reveals the hidden elegance within such a simple act, reminding us that beauty lies even in the most mundane actions. With Plate 133, Muybridge captures both descending stairs and throwing handkerchief over shoulders simultaneously - a testament to his mastery over capturing multiple movements within one composition. Traveling to England's North Tyneside brings us closer to home as we explore Morpth of the North through these captivating images. From bricklaying (Plate 505) to child discipline (Plate 527), everyday scenes come alive under Muybridge's lens. Finally, Animal Locomotion plates transport us into nature's kingdom where creatures big and small showcase their unique ways of moving.