The photographer created groundbreaking studies of motion by using multiple cameras to take pictures in quick succession. What would those sequences look like in motion?

When the Industrial Revolution was underway, and scholars were obsessed with identifying, cataloging and potentially mechanizing nature, Muybridge’s photo sequence of a moving horse was a milestone.

Following In Muybridge's Footsteps Concept: Create an Eadweard Muybridge-inspired piece. NPR will select three submissions to feature on the Picture Show blog and the Corcoran Web site.

A documentary of the 19th-century photographer Eadweard Muybridge’s legacy shows the enduring fascination of his work.

A new comic book is as much a social history of photography and its relationship to culture during the 19th century as it is one man’s life story.

Now, a new graphic novel about the photographer seeks to retrace the Englishman’s life in San Francisco, his work with Leland Stanford, and the legendary images he captured of Yosemite more than 20 ...

“Muybridge,” a thoughtful graphic biography of the 19th-century inventor, delves into his life and his experiments with sequential photography.

Jordan Peele’s Nope invokes thematic parallels to the story of the man who photographed the impossible — and was a stone-cold murderer.

EXCLUSIVE: Gravitas Ventures is saying “Yup” to a documentary about an artist referenced in Nope. The company has acquired North American rights to Exposing Muybridge, an award-winning film ...

Muybridge is now gearing up to break out from the lab and into industries like sports, broadcasting, surveillance, and enterprise communications.

The technician and “father of the motion picture,” Eadweard Muybridge, was a photographer and alleged murderer. “Exposing Muybridge,” a 2021 documentary, unveils how Muybridge’s moving ...

It’s actually from a different sequence that appears in Muybridge’s folio titled Animal Locomotion. The photos were taken in Philadelphia in the mid-1880s during his time working at the ...