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Deutsch: Plastik Diana von Gabii. Eine aus einer Gruppe von fünf Marmorstatuen im Oberen Schlossgarten neben dem Kunstgebäude in Stuttgart. Geschaffen im antiken Stil des Klassizismus vom Hofbildhauer Ludwig von Hofer zwischen 1844 und 1854. Stadtbezirk Stuttgart-Mitte, Baden-Württemberg, Deutschland. English: Plastic Diana von Gabii. One from a group of five marble statues in the upper castle garden beside the art building in Stuttgart. Created in the antique style of the classicism of the court sculptor Ludwig von Hofer between 1844 and 1854. Town district Stuttgart middle, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. Français : Sculpture Diana von Gabii. L'un d'un groupe de cinq statues de marbre dans le supérieur jardin du château à côté du bâtiment d'arts à Stuttgart. Créé dans le style ancien de Klassizismus du sculpteur de cour Ludwig von Hofer entre 1844 et 1854. Arrondissement de ville le centre de Stuttgart, Baden-Wurtemberg, l'Allemagne. Español: Plástico Diana von Gabii. Uno de un grupo de cinco estatuas de mármol en el jardín de castillo superior junto al edificio artístico en Stuttgart. Creado en el estilo antiguo de Klassizismus del escultor de patio Ludwig von Hofer entre 1844 y 1854. Distrito municipal el centro de Stuttgart, Baden-Wurtemberg, Alemania. Русский: Пластик Диану фон Габии. Один из группы 5 мраморных статуй в Верхнем замковом саду наряду с художественным зданием в Штутгарте. Создан в античном стиле классицизма придворного скульптора Людвига фон Гофера между 1844 и 1854-ым городским районом середину Штутгарта, Баден-Вюртемберг, Германию.
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