File:Cetatea Timisoara 1602 (cropped).jpg

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English: The city of Timișoara in 1602. Chromolithography made in 1836 in Vienna, by Ludwig Förster, on the basis of Ferenc Wathay sketch.
Română: Cetatea Timișoarei la 1602. Cromolitografie realizată în 1836, la Viena, de către Ludwig Förster, după o schiță de Wathay Ferencz.
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Source http://typographia.oszk.hu/html/uk/nyomdak/karadipal_uk.htm
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Ludwig Förster  (1797–1863)  wikidata:Q541584
 
Ludwig Förster
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Birth name: Christian Friedrich Ludwig von Förster; Ludwig von Förster; Ludwig, Ritter von Förster; Ludwig Ritter von Förster; Christian Friedrich Ludwig, Ritter von Förster; Ritter von Förster Ludwig; Ludwig Forster
Description architect and professor
Date of birth/death 8 October 1797 Edit this at Wikidata 16 June 1863 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Bayreuth Bad Gleichenberg
Work period 1828–1863
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Vienna; Pest; Brno Edit this at Wikidata
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