"Le mur des squelettes" (the wall of skeletons) and the man who did them

I don't know if something similar was posted already.
I'm sure most of the people interested in bones and skeletons know the book "Evolution". Most of the skeleton pictured in this book are exposed in the Museum de Toulouse and few are in the Natural History Museum in Paris.
Here is a link to see this "Wall of Skeletons" :
http://museumv1.toulouse.fr/IMG/bornes/murdessquelettes/
Christian Cornette is the osteologist how did these 75 skeletons. He re-cleaned and re-assembled old skeletal mounts into dynamic pose. Here you can see him working on some of these skeletons.
http://www.nicolas-lenartowski.com/fr/photo-4035-253.html

Hope you'll like it.

 

Yes ! I met him few years ago and saw his workshop, it was quite impressing. He gave me a couple advises and specimens to work on, including the mole I just finished. He told me he was the last person in France who received a professional formation on skeletal work. He have the knowledge of the preparators how did the mounts in the large European Museums such like the MNHN of Paris and the British Museum 100 or 200 years ago when scientists were bringing tons of animals from everywhere. So he did full wired articulations on medium to very large animal without any glue needed and can do a ligament mount by hand cleaning on about anything. He did things like the running cheetah skeleton before young Museum like the Museum of osteology (that I'd like to visit also).

 

Thanks for the positive feedback
Vkvz I knew he trained a guy for the museum, yes.
I forgot to say that Cornette also do Beauchêne alligator/crocodile skull, Beauchêne turtle skeleton and even Beauchêne fish full skeleton. 8)

I just learn that the Museum of natural history in Paris has in total 65 000 000 specimens (skeletons, taxidermy, insects, wet specimens, living zoo animals, plants, minerals, fossils) including 75 000 skeletons but only 4000 are showed in the gallery.