Persia Collection (page 75)

Three equestrian portraits, print maker: Claes Jansz. Visscher II, 1596 - 1630

View of the city Bantam, Pieter Serwouters, Dirck Pietersz. Voscuyl, 1614 - 1622

Louis XIV (1638-1715) receiving the Persian Ambassador Mohammed Reza Beg in the Galerie
XIR162666 Louis XIV (1638-1715) receiving the Persian Ambassador Mohammed Reza Beg in the Galerie des Glaces at Versailles, 19th February 1715 (oil on canvas) by Coypel

Ahmad Shah (b / w photo)
XIR1448900 Ahmad Shah (b/w photo) by Fry, Roger Eliot (1866-1934); Archives Larousse, Paris, France; (add.info.: Ahmad Shuh Qujur (1898-1930) was Shah of Iran (Persia) from 16 July 1909

Earthquake in Persia, 1641, Caspar Luyken, Pieter van der Aa I, 1698

Mistreatment of women of Masistes, Jan Luyken, Jan Claesz ten Hoorn, 1699

A Reception in the Embassy of Teheran, 1830s (w / c on paper)
BAL125302 A Reception in the Embassy of Teheran, 1830s (w/c on paper) by Russian School, (19th century); 37.5x54.7 cm; Pushkin Museum, Moscow, Russia; Russian, out of copyright

Road guards in Persia in conversation with the writer Jean de Thevenot, Jan Luyken, 1682

Pearl Fisheries in Persia, Jan Luyken, 1682

procession at the exit of the king of Persia, Jan Luyken, H. W. Meyer, 1712
procession at the exit of the king of Persia, Jan Luyken, H.W. Meyer, 1712

Manufacturing of lime in Persia, Jan Luyken, Charles Angot, 1689

Pearl Fisheries in Persia, Jan Luyken, Charles Angot, 1689

1144404; out of copyright

Triumph of Truth, possibly Nicolaes Jansz. Clock, 1558 - 1606

Pigeon towers in Persia

The Shah of Persia (Iran) at the Crystal Palace London Uk 1873, the Fountains Illuminated and Fireworks

Palace of the Shah of Persia at Teheran Iran, Engraving 1873

The Shah of Persia (Iran) in Paris France 1873, I. Arrival of the Shah the Place De L etoile-2. the Petit-Bourbon Palace, Residence of the Shah-3. the Shah Visiting Notre Dame-4

The Shah of Persia (Iran) at Liverpool UK in 1873

Solomon Writing; Malnazar, Armenian, active about 1630s, and Aghap ir; Isfahan, Persia, Asia; 1637 - 1638; Tempera colors, gold paint

The Creation of the World; Malnazar, Armenian, active about 1630s, and Aghap ir; Isfahan, Persia, Asia; 1637 - 1638; Tempera colors, gold paint

Hannah before Eli the High Priest; Malnazar, Armenian, active about 1630s, and Aghap ir; Isfahan, Persia, Asia; 1637 - 1638; Tempera colors, gold paint

Saint Paul and Sergius, Roman Proconsul in Cyprus; Malnazar, Armenian, active about 1630s, and Aghap ir; Isfahan, Persia, Asia; 1637 - 1638; Tempera colors, gold paint

Amphora-Rhyton; Unknown; Persia, Asia; about 350 - 325 B.C.; Gilt silver; Object: H: 27 x Diam. (mouth): 11.3 cm (10 5/8 x 4 7/16 in.), Object (handles): H: 32.1 cm (12 5/8 in.)

Shapur, King of Persia, Humiliates the Roman Emperor Valerian; Unknown; Paris, France, Europe; about 1413 - 1415; Tempera colors, gold leaf, gold paint

Iran, Yazd, covered alley in the old city

PERSIA: SUMMER PALACE, 1873. Caserh Kadjar, the summer residence of the Shah of Persia. Wood engraving, English, 1873

PERSIA: TEHRAN PALACE, 1873. The south front of the Persian Shahs palace at Tehran. Wood engraving, English, 1873

MOHAMMAD ALI SHAH QAJAR (1872-1925). Shah of Persia, 1907-09. Photographed 1907

RUSTAM, 16th CENTURY. The hero Rustam finds Kay Qubad: detail from a 16th century Persian illumination for Firdawskis Shah-nameh

ALEXANDER THE GREAT in battle against Darius. Persian miniature, 16th century

PERSIAN BATTLE SCENE. Qaran, an Iranian commander, slays Barman, in a battle with Turanians: Persian miniature, 16th century

PERSIAN MINIATURE, 1813. An idealistic battle scene showing the army of Fath Ali, Shah of Persia, conquering Russian soldiers in what was actually one of the several unsuccessful Persian bids to

IRAN: GUEBER BAPTISM. Baptismal ceremonies of Guebres, followers of Zoroastrianism, in Persia. Engraving from Dr. Richard Hurds Religious Rites and Ceremonies of All Nations, late 18th century

RELIGION: POPE. The Pope at the close of the Jubilee placing the first Stone in order to shut up the Holy Gate. The Pope sealing a Holy door at a papal basilica in Rome at the close of a Jubilee

RELIGION: PERSIA. The Guebres of Persia holding a dog to the mouth of an expiring man, whose soul (they say) is received by that animal

DANCING DERVISHES, c1600. Whirling dervishes of the Mevlevi order, one of the many Sufi sects. Manuscript illumination, Persian, c1600

QUEEN OF SHEBA. Persian drawing, c1600

DREAM OF JAHANGIR. In the dream of Moghul Emperor Jahangir (right), he is embraced by Shah Abbas I of Persia. Miniature, c1620

KING LOUIS XIV OF FRANCE receives the Persian Ambassador, Mohammed Reza Beg, in the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles, 19 February 1715. Oil on canvas, c1715, by Antoine Coypel

ALEXANDER THE GREAT comforting the dying Darius III. Persian miniature, 1474

HAMAN & MORDECAI. Hamans daughter throwing the contents of a chamber pot on her father as he leads Mordecai on the Kings horse

MORDECAI. Mordecai hanging the sons of Haman (Esther 9: 7-10, 13-14)
MORDECAI. Mordecai hanging the sons of Haman (Esther 9:7-10, 13-14). Persian manuscript illumination from Ardasir Book, c1650-1700. Mordecai wears a crowned turban at bottom right

PERSIA: CALLIGRAPHY. Page from a Persian manuscript, early 16th century

Christmas Postcard from the 512 Field Survey Company, M.E.F. (Middle Eastern Force) - serving The Middle East. The badges/flags of the regions/areas covered by (and in alliance with) the Co

Bronze Ibex Head - Achaemenid, Persia 6th-5th century BC. Date: circa 1930s

Firework Display for the Shah of Persia - 1902
Firework Display for the Shah of Persia at Crystal Palace, 24th August 1902. There were 70, 000 spectators! Date: 1902

Thessaloniki, Greece - Triumphal Arch of Galetius
Thessaloniki - The 4th century Triumphal Arch of Galerius, part of the Rotunda Complex. Date: circa 1930s

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Persia, a land steeped in rich history and captivating beauty. From the vast Empire of King Alexander the Great to the modern-day bustling cityscape of Tehran, it has always been a land of wonder. As we gaze upon the ancient map depicting the empire that once stretched far and wide, we are reminded of Persia's grandeur. Its borders encompassing Iran, its heart and soul, where Tehran stands tall with an elevated skyline that offers breathtaking views from the Roof of Iran Park. But Persia's influence extends beyond its own borders. As we explore another map illustrating travels across Africa by brave explorers, we realize how Persian culture has left indelible marks on distant lands. The Coronation of the Shah of Iran serves as a testament to their power and prestige. Intriguingly intertwined with religion is Ahura Mazda - a deity revered by Zoroastrians who have long called Persia home. Their faith intertwines with history as Mohammed Reza Shah Pahlavi takes center stage alongside his third wife Farah Diba in an image frozen in time. The legacy continues with Reza Shah Pahlavi, whose reign brought about significant transformations within Persia. Like Ancient Greeks valiantly holding Thermopylae pass against all odds, he too fought for his nation's progress amidst challenges faced along the way. With every turn of a page or glance at another map showcasing Asia or 19th-century Persia, it becomes evident that this land holds stories untold waiting to be discovered. A painting depicting Esther before Ahasuerus reminds us how art flourished under Persian patronage during Safavid dynasty rule. Delving deeper into history reveals hidden treasures like Persian manuscripts dating back centuries ago - windows into a world filled with knowledge and wisdom passed down through generations. Persia beckons us to unravel its mysteries; it invites us to immerse ourselves in its vibrant tapestry of culture, art, and heritage.