

This is a photograph of a sequential movement study involving the act of using a pickaxe. The image captures a series of frames showing the use of a pickaxe, demonstrated in a sequence that shows the process and motion involved. The top two rows depict a series of black-and-white sequential images, displaying a gradual progression of motion across each frame. The background appears to be indoors, with a dark, textured backdrop. The bottom row also shows a series of sequential frames but appears to be set in an outdoor setting, featuring a white structural background with square openings. The photographs are likely produced as a study of human movement, capturing detailed subtle changes in posture and form.
Artwork Details
- Date
- 1887
- Medium
- collotype
- Dimensions
- 3340 × 2524 px
- Public Domain
- Yes
- Museum Record
- View original