The Horse in Motion as Shown By Instantaneous Photography With a Study of Animal Mechanics
The Horse in Motion as Shown By Instantaneous Photography With a Study of Animal Mechanics
J.D.B. Stillman, Leland Stanford; Eadweard Muybridge (photographer) [Illustrator]
James R. Osgood, 1882
Rebound in fine modern goatskin, over marbled boards. Hardcover. Good binding and cover. All edges gilt. Scattered spotting. Small tear to FEP. [1], 127 p., 107 leaves of plates, with nine chromolithographs, five heliotypes, and ninety-eight lithographs. Bookplate. An important book showing Muybridge's famous stop motion photographs of Leland Stanford's horse, Occident. Muybridge provided some of the world's first photographs of motion. Stillman was Stanford's personal physician. Boni, p 175; Gernsheim, p 437; Wood, p 583; Mellon & Podeschi 222.
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