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	'''Philippe Mathé-Curtz''', also known as '''Philippe Curtius''' (1737 – 26 September 1794), was a [[Switzerland\|Swiss]] physician and sculptor, best known for teaching [[Marie Tussaud]].		'''Philippe Mathé-Curtz''', also known as '''Philippe Curtius''' (1737 – 26 September 1794), was a [[Switzerland\|Swiss]] physician and sculptor, best known for teaching [[Marie Tussaud]].

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	A physician, physicist and anatomist, Curtius sculpted heads and organs for use in his classes. His housekeeper's daughter, Marie Tussaud, became his pupil and accompanied him to [[Paris]]. In 1776, their exhibition of portraits there attracted a great deal of visitors who were amazed at the figures' realism. During the [[French Revolution]], Tussaud narrowly escaped execution, while Curtius died in late 1794, just after the end of the [[Reign of Terror]], leaving his student his collection of sculpted heads.		A physician, physicist and anatomist, Curtius sculpted heads and organs for use in his classes. His housekeeper's daughter, Marie Tussaud, became his pupil and accompanied him to [[Paris]]. In 1776, their exhibition of portraits there attracted a great deal of visitors who were amazed at the figures' realism. During the [[French Revolution]], Tussaud narrowly escaped execution, while Curtius died in late 1794, just after the end of the [[Reign of Terror]], leaving his student his collection of sculpted heads.

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	'''Philippe Mathé-Curtz''', also known as '''Philippe Curtius''' (1737 – 26 September 1794), was a [[Switzerland\|Swiss]] physician and sculptor, best known for teaching [[Marie Tussaud]].		'''Philippe Mathé-Curtz''', also known as '''Philippe Curtius''' (1737 – 26 September 1794), was a [[Switzerland\|Swiss]] physician and sculptor, best known for teaching [[Marie Tussaud]].

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'''Philippe Mathé-Curtz''', also known as '''Philippe Curtius''' (1737 – 26 September 1794), was a [[Switzerland|Swiss]] physician and sculptor, best known for teaching [[Marie Tussaud]].

==Biography==
A physician, physicist and anatomist, Curtius sculpted heads and organs for use in his classes. His housekeeper's daughter, Marie Tussaud, became his pupil and accompanied him to [[Paris]]. In 1776, their exhibition of portraits there attracted a great deal of visitors who were amazed at the figures' realism. During the [[French Revolution]], Tussaud narrowly escaped execution, while Curtius died in late 1794, just after the end of the [[Reign of Terror]], leaving his student his collection of sculpted heads.

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*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''
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