The Human Figure in Motion
Eadweard Muybridge
The text is on the lighter side. The volume is full of photos from front to back. They are all black and white with multiple shots on a line and multiple lines on a page. Each photo is a little on the small side. If you get the book to study the motion from frame to frame then you probably want something to help enlarge the page two-frames or more at a time.
In my opinion the strongest point is that there are many different "tasks" sequenced using a variety of models by body-type, thoroughly illustrating "The Human Body in Motion".
