Eleanor Crook

I have been making anatomical art since training at the Royal Academy Schools and following work with the Gordon Museum of Pathology, King’s Guys & St Thomas’s Hospital Trust, the Hunterian Museum at the Royal College of Surgeons of England and the Wellcome Trust . I have work in many public collections including the Hunterian, Science Museum London, KCL, the Royal College of Physicians, Vrolik Museum and Gordon Museum.

I run courses and workshops on anatomical art for Morbid Anatomy, various medical museums internationally, Guy’s & St Thomas’s and the Vrolik Museum Amsterdam. I frequently give presentations and demonstrations at various museums , colleges and institutions.

I produce sculpture in wax, prosthetic silicone, bronze , carved wood and plastics, specializing in a lifelike detailed finish , using first hand research to ensure accuracy. Subjects include anatomy, pathology, surgery and dermatology. I research in the medical school at Guys & St Thomas’s, and in its Gordon Museum of Pathology, where my wax models can be visited.