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- Ludwig Michael Curtius (13. prosince 1874, Augsburg – 10. dubna 1954, Řím) byl německý archeolog. (cs)
- Ludwig Michael Curtius (* 13. Dezember 1874 in Augsburg; † 10. April 1954 in Rom) war ein deutscher Klassischer Archäologe. (de)
- Ludwig Curtius est un archéologue allemand né le 13 décembre 1874 à Augsbourg et mort le 10 avril 1954 à Rome. (fr)
- Ludwig Curtius (December 13, 1874 – April 10, 1954) was a German archaeologist born in Augsburg. He is remembered for his investigations involving the development of ancient Greek and Roman art. He studied classical archaeology in Munich under Adolf Furtwängler (1853–1907), of whom in 1899 he became tutor to Furtwängler's son, future famed conductor Wilhelm Furtwängler (1886–1954). From 1904 to 1907 Curtius participated in excavations at Aegina and Hattusa, afterwards becoming an associate professor at the University of Erlangen, where in 1913 he became professor ordinarius. During World War I, he received the rank of lieutenant and served as a news officer in the Balkans. After the war, he taught classes at the University of Freiburg (from 1918) and later at the University of Heidelberg (from 1920). In 1928 he was appointed director at the Deutsches Archäologisches Institut (German Archaeological Institute, DAI) in Rome, a position he kept until his dismissal by the Nazis in 1938. After his release from the DAI, he remained in Rome until his death in 1954. He was buried in the Teutonic Cemetery. Curtius was the author of a number of influential works on classical archaeology; among his better-written efforts are: Antike Kunst (Ancient Art), Das Antike Rom (Ancient Rome), and Die Wandmalerei Pompejis (The Wall Paintings of Pompeii). (en)
- Ludwig Curtius (Augusta, 1874 – Roma, 1954) è stato un archeologo tedesco. Studioso di iconografia romana e di pittura pompeiana, insegnò per un decennio (1927-1937) a Heidelberg per poi dirigere a Roma l'Istituto archeologico germanico. (it)
- Ludwig Michael Curtius, född den 13 november 1874 i Augsburg, död den 10 april 1954 i Rom, var en tysk arkeolog. Curtius blev docent i München (1907), professor i Erlangen (extra ordinarie 1908, ordinarie 1913), Freiburg (1918) och i Heidelberg (1920). Från 1928 var han direktör för i Rom. Bland hans skrifter märks Die antike Kunst (1914 ff.) och Das griechische Grabrelief (1920). Curtis var från 1925 medutgivare av Gnomon. (sv)
- Людвиг Михаэль Курциус (нем. Ludwig Michael Curtius; 13 декабря 1874, Аугсбург — 10 апреля 1954, Рим) — немецкий археолог, исследователь античности. (ru)
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- Ludwig Michael Curtius (13. prosince 1874, Augsburg – 10. dubna 1954, Řím) byl německý archeolog. (cs)
- Ludwig Michael Curtius (* 13. Dezember 1874 in Augsburg; † 10. April 1954 in Rom) war ein deutscher Klassischer Archäologe. (de)
- Ludwig Curtius est un archéologue allemand né le 13 décembre 1874 à Augsbourg et mort le 10 avril 1954 à Rome. (fr)
- Ludwig Curtius (Augusta, 1874 – Roma, 1954) è stato un archeologo tedesco. Studioso di iconografia romana e di pittura pompeiana, insegnò per un decennio (1927-1937) a Heidelberg per poi dirigere a Roma l'Istituto archeologico germanico. (it)
- Ludwig Michael Curtius, född den 13 november 1874 i Augsburg, död den 10 april 1954 i Rom, var en tysk arkeolog. Curtius blev docent i München (1907), professor i Erlangen (extra ordinarie 1908, ordinarie 1913), Freiburg (1918) och i Heidelberg (1920). Från 1928 var han direktör för i Rom. Bland hans skrifter märks Die antike Kunst (1914 ff.) och Das griechische Grabrelief (1920). Curtis var från 1925 medutgivare av Gnomon. (sv)
- Людвиг Михаэль Курциус (нем. Ludwig Michael Curtius; 13 декабря 1874, Аугсбург — 10 апреля 1954, Рим) — немецкий археолог, исследователь античности. (ru)
- Ludwig Curtius (December 13, 1874 – April 10, 1954) was a German archaeologist born in Augsburg. He is remembered for his investigations involving the development of ancient Greek and Roman art. He studied classical archaeology in Munich under Adolf Furtwängler (1853–1907), of whom in 1899 he became tutor to Furtwängler's son, future famed conductor Wilhelm Furtwängler (1886–1954). From 1904 to 1907 Curtius participated in excavations at Aegina and Hattusa, afterwards becoming an associate professor at the University of Erlangen, where in 1913 he became professor ordinarius. (en)
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