Some might consider Honoré Fragonard to be a French artist with works that belong in the Louvre. Others say he was simply a madman with a twisted imagination. Regardless of your opinion on his work, you can't deny that Fragonard did something decidedly different. His collection of "écorchés," (flayed figures) continues to intrigue and horrify visitors at his museum in Paris. Fragonard began his career as a licensed surgeon and veterinarian in the mid-1700s. Wikipedia After he was recruited to work at the world's first veterinary school in Lyon, he began his morbid hobby of creating anatomical exhibits, as he...