Eadweard Muybridge (American/British, 1830–1904)

LOT ID: 77240

Animal Locomotion, Plate 779 (Waterfowl), 1887

Other, Collotype

8 х 15 in. cm.

Other, credited in plate

Lot description

Eadweard Muybridge is most famous for his split-second studies of motion, which he began in 1872 by attempting to capture the movement of a galloping horse. By 1877 he had developed a technique in which he would place 12 cameras in a row to capture each stage of the subject's movement. He completed a series of 781 plates using this method, depicting subjects including men, women, children, birds and animals.

The collotype process was used between 1870 and 1920. Typically, a glass plate was coated with sensitized gelatin and exposed under a negative. Light passing through the negative would harden the gelatin on the glass plate. The unexposed gelatin would absorb the water when washed and the exposed gelatin would repel it. The washed glass plate would then be coated with ink, adhering to the exposed gelatin and printed onto fine paper.

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Notes:	Creases in several areas -- not visible under the mat. Otherwise good condition.


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Margin Area	Edge, border, or perimeter areas
Image Area	Central image, focal point of the item/image.

Minor	Existing condition generally does not involve risk of loss
Moderate	Noticeable, increasing in severity and/or size; not serious, but should be monitored or corrected by a conservator
Major	Distinct, recognizable damage; stability of the work is questionable; risk is a factor; requires the attention of a conservator
Extreme	Advanced and severe damage; work is insecure and at great risk

Eadweard Muybridge (American/British, 1830–1904)

LOT ID: 77240

Animal Locomotion, Plate 779 (Waterfowl), 1887

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