This page represents most of our collection of original Antique prints of the Iraq and Iran. 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.

Iran: Tsensen: A caravan resting at an Inn on the route from Tehran to Isfahan.

Iran: Ardebil. Bird’s eye view of the city with key in Latin and French.

Erected following the victory of Nadir Shah over a regional rebellion near Kura and Aras.

Iraq: Baghdad. Bird’s eye view towards the Tigris River.

Iran: Isfahan. Bird’s eye view of the city with key in French.

Iran: Tehran. View on the road to Casbinn (Qazvin). After Jules Laurens.

Iran: Palace of Tarabad on the Titchenrou (Tajan) River after Jules Laurens.

Imperial standard and National, Ensign and Merchant flags of Persia.

Iran: Semnan: Panorama of the city at the foot of the Alborz Mountains and bordering the Kavir Desert.

Iran: Damavand with Mount Damavand. After Jules Laurens.

Double view. King of Persia, Master of ceremonies and Lady of the Harem. The Queen of Persia with her travelling entourage.

Iran: Tauris (Tabriz): View of the ruins of the Arg Alishah citadel.

Iran: Sultanie (Soltaniyeh), Panoramic view of the approach to the capital of the southwestern Mongol empire and the tomb of Olijetu (Mohammed Khodabandeh).

Iran: Asterabad (Gorgan). Front facade of the Royal Palace. After Jules Laurens.

Iran: Isfahan. Double panorama of the Royal Palace at Isfahan and views of the Royal Mosque, Pavilion and Bazaar with text in French.

Iran: Damavand. Jam’eh Mosque with the Damavand volcano in the background.

Iran: Kom (Qom): Panorama of the ancient fortified city with a waterway through the centre.

Persian Ambassador’s Grand Procession: When sent to transact Public Affairs with a Foreign State.

Iraq: Baghdad. Bird’s eye view over the city towards the Tigris. With key in Dutch.

Iran: View of Saba from which the Three Magi set out to Bethlehem. An important hub, it eventually lost power to Tehran.

Iran: Gamron (Bander Abbas) Bird’s eye of the city and the Straits of Hormuz.

Iran: Isfahan. Panorama prior to the city being sacked by the Ghili Pashtun army in 1722.

Iran: Isfahan, View of Hasht Behesht palace on the Chahar bagh avenue. After Jules Laurens.

Iraq: Babel. View of the Tower and city based upon Biblical descriptions.

Iran: Tehran. View of the environs and the Alborz mountains. After Jules Laurens.

Iran: Kaschan: Panoramic view of the city from the environs.

Iran: Kom (Qom). Panorama of the City and Qom River.

Iran: Isfahan. Bird’s eye view of the city with banner title and key.

Persian lady in indoor and outdoor dress, a man of rank and a grandee smoking on his horse.

Shah Sultan Hussein delivering his diadem to the Afghan usurper Sultan Mir Maghmud in 1722.

Iran: Ashref. View of the ruins of the palace and gardens. After Jules Laurens.

Iraq: Nineveh. View of the Assyrian city on the Tigris River, based upon decriptions in the Book of Jonah.

Iraq: Babylon. Bird’s eye view of the ancient city and the infamous tower of Babel. Once the largest city in the world, its ruins are near Hilah on the Euphrates.

Iran: View from the Cheshmeh Ali hill with the 1831 rock carving of Fath-Ali Shah Qajar. After the ‘on the spot’ drawing by Jules Laurens.

Iran: Persepolis (Takht-e-Jamshid). Panoramic view of the ruins of the Royal Complex of the Achaemenid Empire destroyed by Alexander the Great in 330 BC.

Iran: Aladagh Mountains. Mount Tchadir and ruins between Asterbad (Gorgan) and Khorassan.