Topic: iran

Head of a winged figure wearing a diadem.

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Kay Khusrau celebrates on his return to Iran.

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Shâhnâmah [Text Page]

Rustam and the soldiers of Iran fight the Tûrânians.

Life of the Prophet Muhammad written at the order of the Mamluk sultan al-Mansûr 'Alâ' al-Dîn 'Alî (d. 778/1376). The work was first illustrated during the reign of the Ottoman sultan Murâd III.

Rustam attacks Akvân Dîv, who is described in the text as in the guise...

Life of the Prophet Muhammad written at the order of the Mamluk sultan al-Mansûr 'Alâ' al-Dîn 'Alî (d. 778/1376). The work was first illustrated during the reign of the Ottoman sultan Murâd III.

Kay Khusrau enthroned, surrounded by eight courtiers.

Life of the Prophet Muhammad written at the order of the Mamluk sultan al-Mansûr 'Alâ' al-Dîn 'Alî (d. 778/1376). The work was first illustrated during the reign of the Ottoman sultan Murâd III.

Rustam captures the King of Mâzandarân and takes him before the tent o...

Life of the Prophet Muhammad written at the order of the Mamluk sultan al-Mansûr 'Alâ' al-Dîn 'Alî (d. 778/1376). The work was first illustrated during the reign of the Ottoman sultan Murâd III.

Qur'ân

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment. [Sûrat al-Naba']

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment.

Qur'ân, fragment. (cover)

Persia.

Persia.

Persia.

Femme persienne

Habit of a Persian lady in 1700. Persienne.

Habit of a Georgian in 1768. Georgien.

Habit of a Persian lady in 1568. Dame Persanne.

Habit of a gentleman of Persia in 1568. Gentilhomme Persan.

Habit of an Armenian native of Persia in 1700. Armenian natif de Perse...

Ivories. [Ivory objects found at Nimroud [Calah]]

Winged figure ; Nisroch or the eagle headed divinity.

Head of a eunuch.

A battle in a forest. [Quyunjik]

Triumphal return of Assyrian warriors from battle.

Spoil of a captured city : eunuchs taking count. (From the centre ruin...

Two winged figures wearing the horned cap.

The king before the walls of a besieged city.

The seige of a castle.

A. Idols and captives from a conquered Nation [Calah]; B. Fisherman in...

Warriors ascending a mountain to a besieged city. [Quyunjik]

Painted ornaments from Nimroud [Calah].

The king receiving prisoners.

Ornaments [on the robe of a King]: 1. Lion contending with two wild bu...

Burning and sack of a city (Kouyunjik) [Quyunjik]

Warriors in armour fighting in chariots.

Ornaments [on the robes of a eunuch].

Winged figure holding a branch; A king in his robes.

A. Two kings kneeling beneath the emblem of the deity ; B. A castle on...

The king in the chariot before a besieged city.