Carlton House Antiques has dated this Eadweard Muybridge Photography Book to the 1900s.

As a young man he went to America and this is where he changed his name. He became a famous photographer and revolutionized photographic techniques and invented sophisticated equipment including an apparatus called a zooproxiscope, which was designed to take the hundreds of rapid photographs of the human body which appear in this book.

They are mostly, discretely nude, and some of the ladies he used were dancers from a Theater in Philadelphia. The photos were taken in California between 1872 and 1885. The information they displayed was extremely useful to physiologists and artists, and was considered to be the beginning of the theory of motion pictures.
Carlton House Antiques has dated this Eadweard Muybridge Photography Book to the 1900s.
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