Examples of using Marey in English and their translations into German
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A crowdfunding project by Marey, music, Bern.
And Jules Marey invents itself as one of the fathers of cinema.
La cinémathèque offersaccess to around 400 photos from the estate of Étienne-Jules Marey via EFG.
Works about Marey are on sale in the shop of the Beaune Fine Arts Museum….
Studies in Art history, General linguistics and Philosophy,licentiate in 1994 on Etienne-Jules Marey.
From 1898-99 Marey interested himself in the movements of fluids of water and air.
He draws his inspiration from so-called"archaic" images by the pioneers of photography,Niepce, Marey and Bayard.
Eadweard Muybridge and Étienne-Jules Marey were pioneers of these developments in the early 1900s.
The Marey Museum has a certain number of watercolours and oils by this artist.
A large part of the photographscome from the permanent collections of the Collège de France, where Marey had been professor.
In 1791, La Tâche was bought by the Marey family, which were also vineyard owners in Romanée-Saint-Vivant.
Marey Museum Marey made use of every possible investigatory method to analyse a bird's flight, resulting in some pictures of major aesthetic quality.
At the 1900 Universal Exhibition, Marey submitted a summary of the works he had started since the 1860s.
Marey modeled and then had cast in bronze by a Neapolitan sculptor several sculptures taken from his chronophotographs, which let him check their precision in three dimensions.
Eadweard Muybridge and Etienne Jules Marey were the first to analyze a movement in motion in order to see the invisible.
Marey An electronics specialist and professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, in 1932 he invented the stroboscopic process, which allows for recording movements to fast for the eye to see, by emitting a series of flashes 3 to 1,000 flashes per second.
Its heritage, the Hospices de Beaune, the Wine Museum, the Marey Museum, the Notre Dame basilisk, visit of the cellars, etc.
Timetable The Marey Museum has been closed since 2005 at the request of the management of the Museums of France.
Visuelle Kultur zwischen Algorithmen und Archiven, Berlin, 2003, pp. 46-51,here p. 49. Eadweard Muybridge and Etienne Jules Marey were the first to analyze a movement in motion in order to see the invisible.
Based on the works of Jules Marey in France, Louis Lumière developed a camera which recorded moving images.
The photographic library of the museum has several thousand photographs, from the origin of photography up until today, including works of Nadar, Eugène Atget, Eadweard Muybridge,Étienne-Jules Marey, August Sander, Willy Maywald, Josef Sudek, Robert Mapplethorpe, Duane Michals and Jan Saudek.
He had been instructed by Marey to put on paper his experiences using the graphic method on animals or men.
It was in Burgundy that many of the techniques which led to the birth of cinema were originally developed: Nicéphore Niépce, born in Chalon-sur-Saône, invented still photography between 1816 and 1829;Etienne Jules Marey, who was from Beaune, conducted research into the decomposition of movement and moving photography.
Mr Segundo Marey, who was kidnapped in error at the beginning of the socialist period of the dirty war, also died last month in Hendaía.
She worked closely with inventors and engineers like the Lumière brothers and Léon Gaumont,Jean-Baptiste Marey and Georges Demenÿ, and rubbed shoulders with leading figures in political, cultural and social life.
Etienne Jules Marey(Beaune, 1830- Paris, 1904)Bronze sculpture by Marey, cast by a Neapolitan sculptor188716.4 X 58.5 X 25.7cmDonation from the College de France in 1977Beaune, E. J.
Both Eadweard Muybridge with his famous serial photographs and Étienne-Jules Marey with the images he made in 1893 with his photographic gun and which where the immediate ancestors of film, did not intend to invent new mediums but rather instruments for the observation of animals.
The ambush that Marey tries to pull on the act- thus dragging, more or less unconsciously, the so-called positivism to its more than extreme consequences- are resolved in a mise en abyme of checkers that, albeit defectively, tries to make visible that which cannot be seen through that which cannot fail to be seen.
In his short report, von Frey only mentions the laboratories of Marey and Pasteur in Paris and otherwise limits his descriptions to technical details of physiological instruments, such as the respiration apparatuses of Auguste Chauveau(1827-1917) and Félix Jolyet(1841-1922) and the calorimeter of Arsène d'Arsonval(1851-1940) .37.
In the case of chrono-photographic studies by Muybridge, Marey, Anschütz, or Londe, for instance, the point would be to show that besides the photographer's documentary intention to portray sequences of movement that are invisible to the naked eye, aesthetics played a part in the presentation of these images.