Fryderyk Goldschlag (1893-1973): Dermatologist and humanist from Lwów

Fryderyk Goldschlag (1893-1973) was a professor of dermatology who conducted his medical career in Lwow, Poland, and Sydney, Australia. He dealt with the most interesting dermatology problems of his time and published most his papers in international dermatology journals. He was the chairman of the Lwow Section of the Polish Dermatology Society and was later a founding member of the Australian Dermatology Society. In addition, he had an exceptionally broad knowledge and interest in literature and art. He developed an important collection of Polish and Jewish paintings, many of which he donated to the National Museum in Cracow. After retirement, he became an active member of the Polish community in London and a prolific journal writer.