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Iran Collection (page 10)

Background imageIran Collection: Dhow in Iran

Dhow in Iran
An Arab dhow in Iran

Background imageIran Collection: Persepolis Vanished

Persepolis Vanished
Persepolis, ancient city of Iran

Background imageIran Collection: Mozaffar Od-Din Shah Ira

Mozaffar Od-Din Shah Ira
MOZAFFAR OD-DIN SHAH Shah of Iran (1896-1907), an unpopular and incompetent ruler

Background imageIran Collection: IRAN / QOM / KOM C1700

IRAN / QOM / KOM C1700
Qom (formerly Kom): general view from above

Background imageIran Collection: Iran / Esfahan C1700

Iran / Esfahan C1700
Esfahan: general view, with travellers in the foreground

Background imageIran Collection: Old Persian Writing

Old Persian Writing
Cuneiform writing from the ancient city of Persepolis

Background imageIran Collection: Iran Busheir

Iran Busheir
Distant view of the port (formerly ka Bushire) on the Persian Gulf

Background imageIran Collection: Iran Kashan

Iran Kashan
The pottery kilns at Kashan, famous for its faience

Background imageIran Collection: Iran Tabriz

Iran Tabriz
The principal entry to the town of Tabriz (formerly Tauris), renowned for its carpets

Background imageIran Collection: Iran Esfahan

Iran Esfahan
General view of Irans third city, with the spectacular Khaju Bridge, over the Zayandeh rud, in the middle distance

Background imageIran Collection: Iran Varamin

Iran Varamin
The ruined fortress of Varamin, near Tehran. Date: circa 1870

Background imageIran Collection: Iran Hormuz

Iran Hormuz
Ancient view of Hormuz (then generally ka Ormuz) one of the principal trading centres between East and West, as indicated by the European ships

Background imageIran Collection: Baptism, Persia

Baptism, Persia
A baptism among the Parsees - ritual bathing followed by circumcision and ritual cleansing

Background imageIran Collection: Persian Official

Persian Official
Khachadour D hohannes is an officer in the entourage of the Prince Royal of Persia

Background imageIran Collection: Xerxes Palace / Persepolis

Xerxes Palace / Persepolis
Monumental winged bulls flank an entranceway into the Palace of Xerxes I at Persepolis. The Palaces borrowed elements from many traditions - Median, Mesopotamian, Greek & Egyptian

Background imageIran Collection: Iran / Persepolis

Iran / Persepolis
Ruins of the citadel of Persepolis. Building was started by Darius I in about 500BC, continued under his son Xerxes I and completed by his grandson, Artaxerxes I. Date: 1902

Background imageIran Collection: Iran / Archaeology / Bisutun

Iran / Archaeology / Bisutun
The rock inscription carved in Old Persian, Babylonian, and Elamite cuneiform on the rock of Bisutun overlooking the main route from Babylon to Hamadan

Background imageIran Collection: Shiite Self-Mutilators

Shiite Self-Mutilators
MOSLEM PILGRIMS Shi ite fanatics of Iran mutilate themselves in a state of ecstasy during their pilgrimage to Kerbela

Background imageIran Collection: Persian couple

Persian couple
A Persian couple

Background imageIran Collection: Naser Od-Din / Iran / Cdv

Naser Od-Din / Iran / Cdv
NASER OD-DIN Shah of Iran (1848-96) in ceremonial uniform

Background imageIran Collection: Nader Shah / Iran / Heath 15

Nader Shah / Iran / Heath 15
NADER SHAH also known as TAHMASP QOLI KHAN originally NADER QOLI BEG Shah of Iran (1736-47)

Background imageIran Collection: Naser Od-Din / Iran / P&p 89

Naser Od-Din / Iran / P&p 89
NASER OD-DIN Shah of Iran (1848-96) in ceremonial uniform

Background imageIran Collection: Esmail I / Iran / Thevet

Esmail I / Iran / Thevet
ESMAIL I or SHAHANSHAH (King of Kings) Shah of Iran (1501-24)

Background imageIran Collection: Zoroastrian Fire Worship

Zoroastrian Fire Worship
Fire worship among the Zoroastrians (Parsees), originating in Persia. This scene is at Baku, in Azerbaijan

Background imageIran Collection: Naser Od-Din Music Sheet

Naser Od-Din Music Sheet
NASER OD-DIN Shah of Persia, featured on a popular music sheet of The Persian March by Dan Godfrey, bandmaster of the Grenadier Guards

Background imageIran Collection: Mehmed III Ottoman Sult

Mehmed III Ottoman Sult
MEHMED III (MOHAMMED III) suceeded Murad III; continued arduous war with Austria, suppresed revolts in Anatolia and faced war with Iran (1603)

Background imageIran Collection: IRAN / KURDS C. 1840

IRAN / KURDS C. 1840
Two Kurds in traditional dress

Background imageIran Collection: Racial / Iran / Persian 1840

Racial / Iran / Persian 1840
A Persian man in traditional dress

Background imageIran Collection: Racial / Iran / Mullah C1840

Racial / Iran / Mullah C1840
A mullah (scholar)

Background imageIran Collection: Tombs of Naqsh-I Rustam

Tombs of Naqsh-I Rustam
The rock cut tombs of Naqsh-i Rustam, close to the citadel of Persepolis. Here can be found the tombs of Darius I, Xerxes, Artaxerxes I and Darius II

Background imageIran Collection: Mohurrum Festival, Iran

Mohurrum Festival, Iran
MOSLEM FANATICS At the Mohurrum Festival, Iran, devotees mutilate themselves while in a state of ecstasy

Background imageIran Collection: Zoroastrian High Priest

Zoroastrian High Priest
The High Priest of the Gaures or Zoroastrians, the remants of the ancient fire worshippers of Persia, reciting from his ritual before the sacred fire

Background imageIran Collection: Zoroastrianism / Altar

Zoroastrianism / Altar
A Zoroastrian worshipper prays before a small fire altar, in Baku

Background imageIran Collection: Zoroastrian Priests / Fire

Zoroastrian Priests / Fire
Zoroastrian priests perform a ritual before the sacred fire

Background imageIran Collection: Zoroastrian Priest / 1731

Zoroastrian Priest / 1731
A High Priest of the Zoroastrianism religion standing before a fire reading out a ritual text

Background imageIran Collection: Shah in his Car

Shah in his Car
The Shah of Persia - present- day Iran - drives through the streets of Tehran and scares the wits out of his subjects

Background imageIran Collection: Iran / Hormuz C1600

Iran / Hormuz C1600
From 1514 the Portuguese controlled this trading centre, constructing a citadel which was taken in 1622 by Persians aided by the English East India Company

Background imageIran Collection: Horsemen 4 - Parthians

Horsemen 4 - Parthians
PARTHIANS : these warriors from present-day Iran are renowned as horseman and bowmen, noted for the Parthian shot loosed just as they seem to be retreating

Background imageIran Collection: Persian Parliament

Persian Parliament
A debate of the Persian parliament, convoked by the Shah as a democratic gesture. The deputies are seated, spectators stand round them and may speak if invited

Background imageIran Collection: Birds Eye View / Hormuz

Birds Eye View / Hormuz
View over the island city of Hormuz

Background imageIran Collection: Zoroastrian Fireworship

Zoroastrian Fireworship
FIRE WORSHIP of the Zoroastrians (Zoroaster lived 6th century BC)

Background imageIran Collection: Council of Darius

Council of Darius
ANCIENT PERSIA Darius holds a council of war before invading Greece - the expedition which culminated in his defeat at Marathon

Background imageIran Collection: Religion / Persia (Iran)

Religion / Persia (Iran)
Obscure goings-on in ancient Persia

Background imageIran Collection: ARTAXERXES

ARTAXERXES Sasanid ruler in the Middle East, whose conquests comprised Iran, Babylonia, Mesopotamia and parts of south-eastern Arabia

Background imageIran Collection: View from the sea, Hormuz, Iran

View from the sea, Hormuz, Iran
A view from the sea of Hormuz, Iran -- an island in the Persian Gulf

Background imageIran Collection: View of the Citadel of Persepolis, Iran

View of the Citadel of Persepolis, Iran. By the 18th century quite accurate descriptions of the visible ruins were being published, this engraving by Hullett being a very good example



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