Nadir Collection

Mohammed Nadir Shah - King of Afghanistan with his Brother
Mohammed Nadir Shah (1883-1933) (second from right) - King of Afghanistan between 1923-1933 with his Brother and two other Officers. Date: circa 1924

Seamless clear blue sky hdri panorama 360 degrees angle view with zenith and beautiful clouds for use in 3d graphics as sky dome or edit drone shot

Seamless clear blue sky hdri panorama 360 degrees angle view with zenith and beautiful clouds for use in 3d graphics as sky dome or edit drone shot

Seamless clear blue sky hdri panorama 360 degrees angle view with zenith and beautiful clouds for use in 3d graphics as sky dome or edit drone shot

Seamless clear blue sky hdri panorama 360 degrees angle view with zenith without clouds for use in 3d graphics as sky dome or edit drone shot

Seamless clear blue sky hdri panorama 360 degrees angle view with zenith and beautiful clouds for use in 3d graphics as sky dome or edit drone shot

Seamless clear blue sky hdri panorama 360 degrees angle view with zenith and beautiful clouds for use in 3d graphics as sky dome or edit drone shot

Seamless clear blue sky hdri panorama 360 degrees angle view with zenith and beautiful clouds for use in 3d graphics as sky dome or edit drone shot

Nadir Divan Begi, Madrasah, Bukhara, Uzbekistan, Central Asia

Nadir (Nader) Shah of Iran crowning himself on 8 March 1736 Date: 1736

Portrait of Nadir Shah of Persia, 1698-1747. Illustration from Guillaume-Antoine Oliviers Travels in the Ottoman Empire, Egypt and Persia, 1801

Mask of Salimobiya, Warrior of the Nadir, Zuni Nation. Chromolithograph by August Hoen from John Wesley Powells 23rd Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology, Washington, 1904

Mask of the Hehea (Blunderer) of the Nadir, Zuni nation. Chromolithograph by August Hoen from John Wesley Powells 23rd Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology, Washington, 1904

Masks of Api lashiwanni Warriors of the Zenith, Nadir and of the Mosona of the Kia nakwe

The Tomb of Nadir Shah of Persia at Mecca
The Tomb of Nader Shah Afshar Nadir Shah (1688? - 1747) of Persia at Mecca. The hah of Iran. Date: 1880s

The tomb of Nadir Shah of Persia at Mecca, (1688-1747), c1890
The tomb of Nadir Shah of Persia at Mecca, c1890. Turkmen ruler Nadir Shah (1688-1747) was assassinated in 1747

Nadir view of the Martian North Pole
Planet Mars showing a partly shadowed Olympus Mons toward the upper left of the image

THE TOMB OF NADIR SHAH OF PERSIA AT MECCA. Mecca, Bakkah. also transliterated as Makkah, is a city in the Hejaz and the capital of Makkah Province in Saudi Arabia

Nadir Divanbegi Madrasah. 1630. UZBEKISTAN. BUKHARA. Bukhara. Nadir Divanbegi Madrasah (1630). Islamic art. Architecture

NADIR SHAH (1688-1747). King of Persia 1736-47. Stipple engraving, English, 1815

Destruction of Mogul Emp
The Persians under Nadir Shah take Delhi and destroy the Mogul empire

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"Nadir: A Journey through Time and Empires" Step into the captivating world of Nadir, a name that echoes throughout history. From Mohammed Nadir Shah, the influential King of Afghanistan who ruled alongside his brother, to Nadir (Nader) Shah of Iran, who boldly crowned himself in an act of audacious power. Travel further east to Uzbekistan's Bukhara and discover the magnificent Nadir Divan Begi Madrasah. Its intricate architecture stands as a testament to the cultural richness of Central Asia. Witness grandeur unfold at the crowning ceremony of Ardashir II in the Sassanian Empire. The regal event symbolizes both authority and legacy. Delve into Persian history with a portrait capturing the essence Shah - a figure whose reign left an indelible mark on Persia from 1698-1747. Venturing beyond empires, explore Native American culture with masks representing warriors from Zuni Nation. Behold Salimobiya, embodying strength and resilience; or Hehea (Blunderer), evoking introspection amidst conflict. Marvel at Api lashiwanni Warriors' masks - guardians standing tall at Zenith. Uncover connections between great conquerors as Mehmed the Conqueror intersects with Nadir Shah's path. Their legacies intertwine like threads weaving together diverse narratives across time. Immerse yourself in artistry as you witness "The Opening Night" engraving depicting Royal Italian Opera's majestic debut - an enchanting moment frozen in time forevermore. Finally, pay homage to greatness at Mecca where lies the tomb of Persia's own Nadir Shah. This sacred site serves as a reminder that even mighty rulers find solace in humility before their creator. Join us on this extraordinary journey through centuries past where nadirs become zeniths and legends are born anew.