timur-i-lang: Lovers, attributed to Manohar, ca. 1597 View high resolution

timur-i-lang:

Lovers, attributed to Manohar, ca. 1597

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finethankyouandyou: “Portrait of the Russian Ambassador, Prince Andrey Priklonskiy”. 1673–74. Painted by Ali Quli Jabbadar (active 1642-late 17th century). Iran. In 1673, as the silk trade was growing between Iran and Russia, Czar Aleksey Mikhailovich sent Prince Andrey Priklonskiy as his ambassador to the court of Shah Sulaiman of Iran. Via View high resolution

finethankyouandyou:

“Portrait of the Russian Ambassador, Prince Andrey Priklonskiy”. 1673–74.

Painted by Ali Quli Jabbadar (active 1642-late 17th century). Iran.

In 1673, as the silk trade was growing between Iran and Russia, Czar Aleksey Mikhailovich sent Prince Andrey Priklonskiy as his ambassador to the court of Shah Sulaiman of Iran.

Via

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zeroing: Hannes Caspar View high resolution

zeroing:

Hannes Caspar

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ancientpeoples: Bronze Openwork Rattle Bell Iron Age II c.1000 BC  Western Iran  c. 10 cm Source: Metropolitan Museum View high resolution

ancientpeoples:

Bronze Openwork Rattle Bell

Iron Age II c.1000 BC 

Western Iran 

c. 10 cm

Source: Metropolitan Museum

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pioup-pioup: Diana and her Nymphs, Robert Burns, 1926 View high resolution

pioup-pioup:

Diana and her Nymphs, Robert Burns, 1926

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amertat: Parthian rhyton View high resolution

amertat:

Parthian rhyton

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amertat: Parthian rhyton

amertat:

Parthian rhyton

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omgthatartifact: Rhyton Parthian, 50-1 BC The J. Paul Getty Museum

omgthatartifact:

Rhyton

Parthian, 50-1 BC

The J. Paul Getty Museum

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aleyma: Parthian, Stag-shaped drinking horn, c.50 BC - 50 AD (source).

aleyma:

Parthian, Stag-shaped drinking horn, c.50 BC - 50 AD (source).

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thebad69: Shah ‘Abbās I and a page. Tempera and gilt; Muhammad Qasim, 1627; Louvre, Paris

thebad69:

Shah ‘Abbās I and a page.

Tempera and gilt; Muhammad Qasim, 1627; Louvre, Paris

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