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File:Ludwig Ross by Georgios Varouchas 1870.jpg

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English: 1870 painting of the German archaeologist Ludwig Ross, the first professor of Archaeology at the University of Athens - painted shortly after his death in 1863 by Georgios Varouchas, and currently held by the Athens University History Museum.
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This is a faithful 2D reproduction of an 1870 painting of Ludwig Ross, currently stored in the Athens University History Museum.

Immediate source: https://estories.uoa.gr/en/establishment
Author Georgios Varouchas

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Portrait of the German archaeologist Ludwig Ross

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Ludwig Ross

Georgios Varouchas

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