Hermann Ploucquet
1816–1878 (age 62)
Biography
Hermann Ploucquet was a skilled German taxidermist whose meticulous work preserved specimens for scientific study and education during the 19th century. His expertise in the preservation and mounting of animals made him a valued contributor to natural history collections and museums in Stuttgart and beyond.
Ploucquet's dedication to his craft helped advance the field of natural history by ensuring that specimens could be properly studied and displayed for generations of naturalists and students. His work exemplified the technical precision required in taxidermy during this era of scientific advancement.