This page represents most of our collection of original Antique prints of Arabia. Please click on an image to see it in high-resolution, with details of the work itself.  For enquiries and purchases, please do contact us.

Medina: The Hajj on approach to al-Masjid an-Nabawi.

Oman: Panorama of Muscat from the Gulf with key to principal fortifications.

Sokotra: View from the Arabian Sea. After the influential Art Noveau biologist, philosopher and artist.

Mecca to Medina: View of the Haij with the plants and animals found on the way. Text and key to the procession in French.

Mecca: View of the Kaaba surrounded by Pilgrims. With decorative border and text.

Oman: Muscat. View of the harbour. Fort Es-sarat-al-Gharbiyyah and Fort Kalaat-el-Gharbiyyah.

In the eyes of the world, a man is only worth that which he hath.

Hair upon hair will make up a beard.

Mecca: Scarce Bird’s eye view over the courtyard, Kaaba and Zamzam well. With key.

Certificate of Pilgrimage showing important sites for the Haij in Mecca. Published in Mecca.

Hedjaz Railway. Inauguration of the line from Damascus to Medina that was meant to carry on to Mecca but was disrupted by WWI. With decorative border and text.

Men uphold a man as long as he is on his feet.

Mecca: Panoramic bird’s eye view over the Kaaba towards the relatively undeveloped surrounding hills.

Mecca: Early Bird’s eye view over the the old city toward the Sirat Mountains.

Mecca: Spectacular view of the Kaaba during the Hajj with key.

The larger vessel contains the smaller one.

Al Whaj: View from the port on the Red Sea towards the Tihami range of the Sarawat mountains.

Two weak men may overcome one strong man.

When a bull falls, many skinners appear.

Medina: View of the main street leading to Al-Masjid al-Nabawi (the Prophet’s Tomb).

Yemen: Mocha. Panoramic view of the Port from the Red Sea. With bannered title and key in Dutch.

Winds will not always blow as the ship wishes.

Medina: Four views of Al-Masjid al-Nabawi (Mosque of the Prophet), and a view of the desert station.

Sheikh’s Standard and the State Flag.

Mecca: The approach of the Hajj to al-Masjid al-Haram and the Kaaba.

Mecca: Five views on the Hedjaz Line to include the Falls of Telicheab, Monazan, and Tellicheab outflow.

Yemen: Aden. The British Naval and Military Stations near the Entrance to the Red Sea.

Mecca: Scarce panoramic view of Mecca with 11 vignettes to include Medina and the Great Imam of Mecca.

Oman: Telegraph Island (Jazirat al Maqlab). View of the fort where the Indo-European telegraph landed in 1864.

Mecca: Showing a Hajj camel caravan from Constantinople with key in Dutch.