Taxidermist (noun)

A person who stuffs and preserves animal skins and mounts them in lifelike form.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from taxidermy + -ist.

Examples:

1. The taxidermist was highly skilled in his craft and produced stunning mounts.
2. The taxidermist was commissioned to mount the trophy animal for display in the hunting lodge.
3. The taxidermist was known for his realistic depictions of wildlife.
4. The taxidermist was passionate about preserving the beauty and majesty of nature.
5. The taxidermist's workshop was filled with specimens of all sizes and species.