Valʹdgauer, O. F. (Oskar Ferdinandovich), 1883-1935

LC control no.	nr 88004942
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Valʹdgauer, O. F. (Oskar Ferdinandovich), 1883-1935 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Waldhauer, Oskar, 1883-1935
Other standard no.	Q2034076
Associated country	Russia Soviet Union Russia (Federation) Latvia
Birth date	1883 1883-03-02 1883-03-14
Death date	1935 1935-01-14
Place of birth	Ventspils (Latvia)
Place of death	Saint Petersburg (Russia)
Profession or occupation	Archaeologists
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Found in	His Piḟagor Regīĭskīĭ, 1915: t.p. (O.F. Valʹdgauer) NUC, Pre-1956 (Waldhauer, Oskar, 1883-1935; x-ref from Valʹdgauer, Oskar Ferdinandovich) Wikidata, July 11, 2023 (instance of: human; occupation: classical archaeologist, curator; date of birth: +1883-03-14T00:00:00Z, +1883-03-02T00:00:00Z; date of death: +1935-01-14T00:00:00Z; given name: Oskar; member of: Göttingen Academy of Sciences; place of birth: Ventspils; place of death: Saint Petersburg; country of citizenship: Soviet Union, Russian Empire; location of burial: Literatorskie mostki; award received: Honored Scientist of the RSFSR; languages spoken or published: Russian; educated at: Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich; employer: Repin Institute of Arts, Hermitage Museum; father: Christoph Ferdinand Waldhauer; sex or gender: male; student: Anna Peredolskaya; doctoral student: Anna Peredolskaya; surname: Waldhauer; Commons category: Oskar Waldhauer; alias: O.F. Valdgauer, Oskar Waldhauer, Waldhauer, Оскар Фердинандович Вальдгауэр, Вальдгауэр; description/label: deutsch-baltischer Archäologe, German-Baltic classical archaeologist, Russisch kunsthistoricus ) <https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q2034076> Lisipp, 1923: title page (О. Ф. Вальдгауер = O.F. Valʹdgauer)
Associated language	rus