Wax Department Store Mannequin (closeup)
These photographs of real-looking wax figures were part of The Secret Museum Exhibition by Joanna Ebenstein from the blog Morbid Anatomy. The exhibit explored "the poetics of hidden, untouched and curious collections from around the world in photographs and artifacts."
Wax Department Store Mannequin,
Early 20th Century; From the Home
Collection of Evan Michelson,
Antiques Dealer, New Jersey
Early 20th Century; From the Home
Collection of Evan Michelson,
Antiques Dealer, New Jersey
Venus Endormie (breathing model),
Spitzner collection
Collection Spitzner, Musée Orfila,
Paris Courtesy Université
Paris Descartes
Spitzner collection
Collection Spitzner, Musée Orfila,
Paris Courtesy Université
Paris Descartes
"The Slashed Beauty"
Wax model with human hair and pearls
in rosewood and Venetian glass case,
“La Specola” (Museo di Storia Naturale),
Florence, Italy " Probably modeled by
Clemente Susini (around 1790)
Wax model with human hair and pearls
in rosewood and Venetian glass case,
“La Specola” (Museo di Storia Naturale),
Florence, Italy " Probably modeled by
Clemente Susini (around 1790)
Popular Anatomical Wax Model,
19th or Early 20th Century,
Backroom, Foundation Deutsches
Hygiene-Museum in Dresden, Germany
19th or Early 20th Century,
Backroom, Foundation Deutsches
Hygiene-Museum in Dresden, Germany
- "The Secret Museum," Photography Exhibition, Observatory, Morbid Anatomy (surveying the interstices of art and medicine, death and culture)>>
- The Secret Museum Exhibition, 2010, Flickr>>
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