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The 12 pages that link to Étienne-Jules Marey, each with the reason it gives.

• Eadweard MuybridgeRelated: Marey pursued a parallel, influential approach to recording motion scientifically.

• Fabry–Pérot interferometerRelated: Fabry and Pérot’s early optical work developed from interferometric methods associated with Marey’s apparatus.

• Slow motionRelated: His chronophotographic devices recorded motion in rapid sequences.

• ChronophotographyRelated: He systematized chronophotography as a tool for studying bodily movement.

• High-speed photographyRelated: His chronophotographic methods recorded several phases of motion on one plate.

• The Horse in MotionRelated: Marey pursued a related but distinct photographic analysis of locomotion.

• History of filmRelated: His chronophotography explored visual motion before cinema became an industry.

• Animal LocomotionRelated: His chronophotographic work pursued a related scientific study of motion.

• Louis Le PrinceRelated: Marey pursued a parallel scientific approach to recording motion during Le Prince’s era.

• History of film technologyRelated: His chronophotographic cameras advanced the recording of successive phases of motion.

• Nude Descending a StaircaseRelated: His motion-analysis photographs helped make movement a subject of visual study.

• Ottomar AnschützRelated: Marey’s chronophotographic instruments pursued the same scientific problem of recording motion.