File:Gonousa - Stackelberg Otto Magnus Baron De - 1830.jpg

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English: Otto Magnus Baron de Stackelberg. La Grèce. Vues Pittoresques et Topographiques, Paris [London], chez l'Éditeur, H. Rittner et Chaillou-Potrelle [Engelmann, Graff et Coindet], 1830.
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Otto Magnus von Stackelberg  (1786–1837)  wikidata:Q562042
 
Otto Magnus von Stackelberg
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Отто Магнус Штакельберг; Otto Magnus Von Stackelberg; O. M. Stackelberg; Otto Magnus, Freiherr von Stackelberg; Otto Magnus Stackelberg; Freiherr von Stackelberg Otto Magnus; Otto Magnus, Baron von Stackelberg
Description Russian art historian, classical archaeologist, anthropologist, painter, classical scholar and archaeologist
Classicist and art historian
Date of birth/death 25 July 1786 Edit this at Wikidata 27 March 1837 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Tallinn Edit this at Wikidata Saint Petersburg Edit this at Wikidata
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