Computerized Motion Capture: St. Catherine’s Bow Animation Sequence #1748997 (License: Personal Use)

This historical image displays two sequential wireframe renderings of a human figure, labeled Fig. 1 (upright posture) and Fig. 2 (bowing motion), representing an early computer animation technique for capturing articulated movement. The lines form a skeletal mesh that tracks joint positions, likely derived from motion-capture data or manual keyframing in the late 20th century. It exemplifies foundational work in digital character animation and biomechanical simulation.

Used in academic or technical articles on computer graphics history, animation pipelines, or motion capture evolution; serves users researching early CGI methods, digital humanities visualization, or educational content on 3D modeling fundamentals.