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Sergei Pavlovich Fivetsky

* 1856; † 1934; Moulangeur

Sergej Pavlovich Fiwejskj was born in 1856. From 1895, he worked as a moulageur at the Dermatology University Clinic in Moscow. He had previously demonstrated his skills by repairing moulages ordered from Paris that had been damaged during transportation. His moulages were not only exhibited several times, but even won first prize at the "Russian Exhibition" in Moscow in 1896. In addition to dermatological moulages, he also produced forensic moulages. His work was very well received at the 5th International Congress of Dermatology in Berlin in 1904. Some of his moulages are illustrated in Jacobi's "Atlas of Skin Diseases". Sergej Pavlovich Fiwejskj died in 1934, but he passed on his skills to his son Sergej Sergevich Fiwejskj (1896- 1971). Today, the collection is looked after scientifically by his wife Efimovna Fiwejskaya. A moulage depicting a patient with lupus erythematosus from 1913 has been preserved in Kiel, which is characterized by its good quality and, above all, its realism.

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