Anatomy Sculpture, Flayed Figures, L'Ecorche Studies and Casts
A number of the anatomical sculptures below were originally created by Michael Keropian for the sculpture apprentices at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City during the late 1990's. Plasters were originally donated to educational institutions in the United States. The face above was inspired by Michelangelo's David and then flayed. All anatomical studies are available in bronze or bonded bronze or in a standard white resin. The sculpture studies of hands and feet shown below are "twice" the size of life. The sculptures on this site can be specially ordered or a new design or size can be commissioned of any part of the body.
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