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.

Hair upon hair will make up a beard.

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

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

Yemen: Mocha (Al-Makha). Feast in the Governor’s House.

Yemen: Aden. View of the Cisterns of Tawila looking towards Jebal Shamsan.

Yemen: Aden. View of Steamer Point and the inner harbour.

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

Pilgrimage Certificate: Bird’s eye view of the Kaaba.

Pilgrimage Poster: Mecca. View of the Kaaba with vignettes.

Oman: View of Muscat harbour. After William Daniell.

Courier of the Desert: After the painting by Alberto Pasini, a well known orientalist under the patronage of the French ministry, and the Ottoman sultan Abdul Azziz.

Yemen: Straights of Bab-el-Mandeb.

Two weak men may overcome one strong man.

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

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

Sheikh’s Standard and the State Flag.

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

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

Medina: Yanbu. View of the port on the Red Sea.

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

Yemen: Aden. View of the coastline.

Yemen: Aden. View of Steamer Point and the inner harbour.

When a bull falls, many skinners appear.

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

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.

Yemen: Arabian Desert. View of cultivated terraces on the desert margins.

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

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

Pilgrimage Certificate: Triptych of the mosques at Mecca, Jerusalem and Cairo with Quranic text.

Yemen: Sejun. View of a ‘fairytale’ castle.

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

The larger vessel contains the smaller one.

Medina: View of the mosque. From the first scientific expedition to Arabia of which Niebuhr was the only survivor.

Mecca: View over Masjid al-Haram. From the first scientific expedition to Arabia of which Niebuhr was the only survivor

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.

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

Oman: Muscat. View of Al Jalali and Mirani Forts. After William Daniell.

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

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

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.

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