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Man on a Bed - Eadweard Muybridge Canvas.

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Artgraph. Original masterpiece canvas panel

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- Comes with a string on the back so you can display it as soon as it arrives
If you display it in your living room, it will instantly transform into an art space.
Displaying it in a child's room will give your child the opportunity to experience art and create an environment that will encourage their creativity.
Displaying it in your office will create a relaxing space that will help you forget the fatigue of work.

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Work name	Man on a Bed (The man on the bed )
Author name	Eadweard Muybridge
Production date	1887
Related keywords	These reproductions of people, clothing, men, beds, sports, dance, group, adult images by Edward Muybridge, A-I, American, 19th century, monochrome, retro art, canvas panels, fabric panels, art panels, interior decor, stylish paintings, masterpieces, landscape paintings, miscellaneous goods, vintage, retro, can be used for personal use in the entryway, living room, dining room, bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, or as display pieces in model rooms, offices, shops, hotels, cafes, etc. They are also popular as gifts for birthdays and other celebrations.
Related Keywords	person, clothing, man, bed, sports, photo, dance, group of people, adult, image
Management number	1-35

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Eadweard Muybridge

Eadweard Muybridge was a 19th century British photographer who pioneered the use of sequential photography to capture animal and human movement. His innovative photographic techniques and work had a major influence on the invention of film and pushed the boundaries of science and art.

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Eadweard Muybridge Biography

Born April 9, 1830 in Kingston upon Thames, England
In 1850, he emigrated to America, where he managed a bookstore before becoming a photographer.
In 1872, he attempted to take a series of photographs to settle a debate about whether there was a moment when all of a horse's legs were off the ground while it was running.
In 1878, he succeeded in taking continuous photographs of horses using multiple cameras, becoming the forerunner of "moving photography."
In the 1880s, he took continuous photographs of various movements of animals and humans, and published "Locomotion of Animals."
Died May 8, 1904, Kingston upon Thames, England (aged 74)

Representative works

The Horse in Motion (1878)
Animal Locomotion (1887)

Muybridge's style and achievements

Muybridge's works capture the movements of animals and humans in a series of photographs, recording each moment from a scientific point of view. His works are not just documentary photographs, but also works of art that visually express the beauty and complexity of movement.

Muybridge's innovative photography techniques and works had a major influence on the invention of film. His sequential photographs anticipated the basic principle of film - the decomposition and reconstruction of motion - and are said to have influenced the Lumière brothers, known as the fathers of cinema.

Muybridge is a photographer who pushed the boundaries of science and art by using photography to record moments that the human eye could not capture, and his work offers us, today, new perspectives on concepts of movement and time.