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

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

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

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

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

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

Iran: Ashref. View of the ruins of the palace and gardens. 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: Aladagh Mountains. Mount Tchadir and ruins between Asterbad (Gorgan) and Khorassan.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

Iran: Damavand with Mount Damavand. After Jules Laurens.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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