washingtonpoststyle: The Corcoran, Washington’s oldest museum, is thinking of selling its prime location near the White House. In this gallery of its best stuff, our favorite is “Animal Locomotion Plate 617,” done by stop-motion pioneer Eadweard Muybridge in 1887. Mark Gulezian / QuickSilver Photographers via Corcoran Gallery
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The Corcoran, Washington’s oldest museum, is thinking of selling its prime location near the White House. In this gallery of its best stuff, our favorite is “Animal Locomotion Plate 617,” done by stop-motion pioneer Eadweard Muybridge in 1887.

Mark Gulezian / QuickSilver Photographers via Corcoran Gallery

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