Arthur Schlossmann (* 16 December 1867 in Breslau; "† 5 June 1932 in Duesseldorf) was a German and social public health specialist as well as a founder that world-wide first hospital for ill babies in Dresden. At the 1. It opened a health center, which "„poor, ill children free of charge medical treatment to March 1894 in its child-medical practice, in case of which Noth granted also free medicaments and cures "“. The ordinierende physician is supported thereby by Albertinerinnen. In close solidarity was also co-operation with Karl August Lingner, a promoter of the hygenic people instruction, because lock man cooperated in nearly all non-profit mechanisms created by Lingner. Lingner and lock man were together member in the German association for people hygiene, which of Lingner the strongest pioneer of the social hygiene was called. Lock man possessed also a considerable collection from Moulagen to the training of baby sisters, who late in the exhibition concept played hygiene museum a large role.

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