Gunther von Hagens, the pioneering anatomist behind the globally controversial “Body Worlds” exhibits, has died at 81. Known for his revolutionary plastination technique that preserved human bodies for educational display, von Hagens sparked fierce debate with his anatomical shows—often featuring skinless, posed figures—while also drawing acclaim for his groundbreaking public autopsy in London. A former East German émigré and Parkinson’s patient, he left behind a legacy of scientific innovation and ethical controversy, with his family honoring his final wish: to be plastinated himself.
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