Plate Number 110. Ascending a stepladder two steps at a time 1887

Eadweard Muybridge's "Plate Number 110. Ascending a stepladder two steps at a time" (1887) is a captivating example of his groundbreaking photographic work on animal and human motion. This sequence of images, capturing a woman ascending a stepladder, is a testament to Muybridge's pioneering use of multiple cameras to break down movement into individual frames. The series of images, arranged in rows, vividly illustrate the subtle shifts in body position, creating a sense of fluidity and revealing the mechanics of human locomotion. This iconic photograph, part of his renowned "Animal Locomotion" series, contributed significantly to the development of motion pictures and continues to fascinate viewers with its scientific and artistic value.