Opstelling met 24 camera's voor het fotograferen van rennende paarden before 1882

Eadweard Muybridge’s “Opstelling met 24 camera's voor het fotograferen van rennende paarden” is a photograph, taken sometime before 1882, that captures the setup of a groundbreaking photographic experiment. The image shows a long wooden structure with 24 individual camera lenses mounted along its length. This structure was Muybridge's innovative solution to capturing the motion of a horse in sequential frames, thus effectively breaking down movement into a series of static moments. This groundbreaking work paved the way for motion pictures and had a significant impact on the development of photography and the study of motion. Muybridge's pioneering approach to capturing movement has had a lasting influence on the visual arts and our understanding of the world around us.