
In 2007, James Mundie received a travel grant from the Center for Emerging Visual Artists in order to visit various medical and anatomy museums in Europe. In particular, he was interested in those museums with extensive teratology — the study of "monsters" — collections. During late January and early February 2008, James traveled to England, France and Holland drawing from and photographing (with permission of the curators of each institution) interesting specimens. This is seed material for a new body of work titled Cabinet of Wonders.
James took thousands of photographs on this trip, and you can see a small sampling of these images here.
Image: Hyperostosis (Musée Dupuytren) © 2008 James G. Mundie
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Photographs from European medical museums
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