Plate Number 97. Turning to ascend stairs, with a pitcher and a goblet in hands 1887

Eadweard Muybridge's "Plate Number 97. Turning to ascend stairs, with a pitcher and a goblet in hands" (1887) is a photographic study of human movement. Composed of 19 sequential images, it captures a woman ascending a set of stairs. The series showcases Muybridge's pioneering work in chronophotography, using a series of cameras to break down motion into individual frames. This technique revolutionized the understanding of movement and paved the way for cinema and animation. The photographic study is a testament to Muybridge's dedication to capturing the nuances of human movement, providing valuable insights into the mechanics of the human body.