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Ali Qapu Palace, Isfahan, IranAli Qapu (Sublime Gate) Palace, Isfahan (Ispahan), Iran. Date: circa 1910s
Esfahan, 19th CenturyThe royal palace and meidan at Esfahan (formerly known as Ispahan)
Iran / Esfahan 1846Esfahan, also known as Isfahan or Ispahan
The Ali Qapu Palace, or Imperial Palace, in Isfahan, Iran. Built by Shah Abbas I in the early 17th century. Palazzo Reale
Capture of Isfahan, Persian Constitutional RevolutionThe capture of Isfahan by Bakhtiari Tribesmen during the Persian Constitutional Revolution (1905-1911). The revolution led to a change from from an absolute monarchic system to a parliamentary one
View of the Shah Mosque, Isfahan, IranView of the Shah Mosque or New Abbasi Mosque, Isfahan, Iran. Based on an illustration by Jean Chardin. Moschea reale. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Giovanni Antonio Sasso from Giulio
Magnificent pavilion of the Ali Qapu Palace, Isfahan, IranThe magnificent pavilion in the Ali Qapu Palace, or Imperial Palace, Isfahan, Iran. Built by Shah Abbas I in the early 17th century. Palazzo Reale
View of the ancient necropolis of Naqsh-e Rostam, Persepolis, Iran. Tombs of Achaemenid kings carved into the rock. Sepolcro di Naksci-Rustan
Iran. Isfahan. Friday Mosque. The Oljeitu Mihrab. 1310Iran. Isfahan. Masjed-e Jame (Friday Mosque). The Oljeitu Mihrab, constructed in 1310 by Mongol ruler Oljeitu
Isfahan, Iran - Two old minarets Date: circa 1920s
Islamic. Iran. Glazed mosaic tile. 1450-1500. ProbablyIslamic art. Iran. Glazed mosaic tile. 1450-1500. Floral design. Probably from Isfahan. Victoria and Albert museum. London. England. United Kingdom
Shah Abbas I The Great (1571-1629), fighting against the TAbbas I the Great (1571-1629). Shah of the Safavid dynasty. Persian cavalry soldiers led by Shah Abbas I The Great fighting against the Turks. Fresco. Detail. 17th century. Sutun Chihil Palace
Islamic Art. Safavid period. 17th century. Great Mosque. DetIslamic Art. Safavid period. 17th century. Imam Mosque or Great Mosque (Masjed-e-Imam). Built between 1612-1638 during the reign of Shah Abbas I (1587-1629)
IBN SINA Known in the West as Avicenna Islamic scientist and philosopher; received by the Governor of Isfahan
The Dutch Ambassador on his Way to Isfahan, c. 1653-1659, byJan Baptist Weenix (1621-c.1659). Dutch painter. The Dutch Ambassador on his Way to Isfahan, c. 1653-1659. Rijksmuseum. Amsterdam. Holland
Iran. Isfahan. Iman Mosque Isfahan or The Shah Mosque. Safavi period (Shah Abbas I of Persia). 17th century
Iran. Isfahan. Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque. 17th century. Reigh of Shah Abbas I. Safavid dynastry
Khosrau II (579-590) The Victorious. King of the Sasanian Empire. Chichil Sutun. Palace. Fresco inside the palace. Isfahan, Iran
Iran. Isfahan. Chubi Bridge. Built in 1665Iran. Isfahan. Chubi Bridge. Nearly 150m long and with 21 arches. It was built during the reign of Shah Abbas II in 1665, primarily to help irrigate palace gardens in the area
Fresco depicting a woman. Ali Qapu Palace. Reception porticoIslamic Art. Fresco depicting a woman. Timurid Dynasty. 15th and 16th centuries. Ali Qapu Palace. Reception portico. Isfahan. Islamic Republic of Iran
Madrasah-i Madar-i Shahh. dome and minarets. Isfahan. IranMadrasah-i Madar-i Shahh, also known as Chahar Bagh school. It was built under the patronage of Shah Husain I, a Safavid king. 18th century. Dome and minarets. Isfahan. Iran
Sheikh Lotf Allah Mosque. Dome and Mirhab. Isfahan. IranIslamic Art. Safavid era. Sheikh Lotf Allah Mosque. Built in 1598 during the reign of Abbas I and completed in 1602 in time of Sheikh Lotfollah
Islamic Republic of Iran. Isfahan. Imam Khomeini Square, built in 1612 by order of Shah Abbas I. In 1979 he was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO
Sheikh Loftollah Mosque. Dome. Isfahan. IranIslamic Art. Safavid era. Sheikh Loftollah Mosque. Built in 1598 during the reign of Abbas I and completed in 1602 in time of Sheikh Lotfollah
Iran / Esfahan / Mosque 1848Esfahan: the Great Mosque Date: 1848
Isfahan, Iran - The Ali MinaretAli minaret in Isfahan, Iran, close to the Ali mosque. The oldest minaret in Isfahan, dating back to the 11th century. Date: circa 1920s
Jameh Mosque of Isfahan, Iran (Friday Mosque)The ornate Mihrab at the Jameh Mosque of Isfahan, Iran (Friday Mosque) Date: circa 1920s
Isfahan, Iran - Bandstand Date: circa 1910s
Isfahan, Iran - Naqsh-e-Jahan Square. This square is from the period of Shah Abbas I, and has a length of 500 m. from north to south, and its width being approximately 165 m
Friday Mosque (Masjed-e-Jomeh). 1366. IRAN. Esfahan
Isfanan, Iran - Imperial PalaceIsfahan (or Esfahan) - The Shah Mosque (Masjed-e Shah), recently known as Imam Mosque - standing on the south side of the Naghsh-i Jahan Square. Date: circa 1910s
Iran, Isfahan - Imam MosqueThe Imam Mosque or Masjed-e Imam, formally known as the Shah Mosque, Isfahan, Iran (standing at the southern edge of the Naghsh-i Jahan Square)
Esfahan, 18th CenturyThe royal palace and gardens at Esfahan (formerly known as Ispahan)
Iran / Esfahan C1700Esfahan: general view, with travellers in the foreground
Iran EsfahanGeneral view of Irans third city, with the spectacular Khaju Bridge, over the Zayandeh rud, in the middle distance