In an age where cameras edge closer to the courtroom, Elizabeth Cook remains one of the last living witnesses to justice rendered in real time through intuition and pencil, not pixels. Her work is not simply art. It is historical evidence, drawn from memory with a skill so rare only a handful in the world possess it. She cannot sketch in court. No camera. No second take. Just presence, perception, and the sheer mastery of recalling a moment that will never happen again.

Over decades, Elizabeth has documented some of the most defining courtroom moments of our time; from Royals and Hollywood icons to the darkest figures of modern crime. Each stroke tells a story, each face frozen in time, captured under the weight of judgment.

Now, for the first time, her original artworks, authentic, hand-drawn moments of legal history are available to own. These are not prints. They are irreplaceable. As technology sweeps the courtroom, this art will not exist in years to come. The skill cannot be taught. It cannot be digitised. Own a piece of history before it disappears.