Antique Mosque

The plate makes a fine companion to the other temple and mosque views from the book. Condition: Light handling wear to the top right corner; edges straight and without nicks.

His work was often both cool and still with shaded and brighter areas and shaped and tiled mosques and bridges and a general feel of Islamic picturesqueness.

The mosaic-like inlay used on chairs of this sort is known as taracea and was used throughout North Africa and Spain, particularly notable in the work made for such buildings as the ...

Issued as Plate 46, this exceptional composition brings together several architectural motifs from private residences, mosques, madrasas, and caravanserais of early Ottoman Anatolia.

Along the right hand shore are Mosque, Warala, Parell, salt pans lettered Zoutpannen and Salines, Mazagon Fort and the offshore Cros Eil.; on the left are Worle Fort, Breach Battery,...

French artillery on the heights shelled the quarter around the al Azhar mosque, where the insurgents had gathered, and the rising was put down within two days.

Below the carved balustrade a dense crowd with horsemen and standards fills the street, which runs back between tall houses and minarets toward a mosque with a great arch and stairwa...

At the very bottom, it reads "Mosque at Cairo" inside the decorative scroll. Near the top, it clearly displays the original product volume: "NET WT. 3 OZS."

Rising from a pair of slender columns, the niche draws the eye toward a suspended mosque lamp beneath an ornate cartouche, while the spacious ivory field creates a striking sense of ...

The present painting, known as ‘Jerusalem, a View of the Mosque of Omar’, uses the name commonly given to the Dome of the Rock in the 19th century.

The piece also serves as a historical document, depicting numerous figures in the background forming an army in the center, alongside other figures, a mosque, and an official buildin...

This print captures a decorative element from the mosque with exceptional clarity, preserving details that continue to inspire architects and designers more than six centuries after ...

Original antique French train travel poster - Tunis La Blanche - published by the Paris Lyon Mediterranee PLM railway and the Chemins de Fer de la Tunisie CFT, promoting seasonal tra...

The composition is centered around three large octagonal medallion panels, each enclosing a stylized architectural motif depicting a mosque or ceremonial pavilion, executed in the bo...

His first trip to Egypt, in 1891, was crucial to his career, followed by numerous stays in the country. Markets, mosques, caravans, desert landscapes, and scenes of local life thus b...

The field is anchored by three stylized mosque lamp motifs suspended within a delicately patterned lattice, evoking both spiritual symbolism and visual rhythm.

Sunlight falls on the pale stonework of a mosque and a balconied building in the middle distance, while the flanking shopfronts fall into cool shadow.

Dimensions: 3’ 7” x 4’ 3” Date of Manufacture: 4th Quarter of the 1800s Place of Origin: Turkey Material: Wool pile on a wool foundation with vegetable dyes Condition: Wear cons...

Such capitals were used in palaces, mosques, madrasas, mausoleums, courtyards and other prestigious architectural complexes, where polished marble and finely carved decoration contri...

Original vintage travel poster for Spain featuring a great Art Deco design by the renowned Spanish artist and illustrator Carlos Saenz de Tejada (1897-1958). depicting the Cordoba Co...

Its architectural geometry recalls the experience of gazing upward into an ornamented mosque dome, bringing a symbolic mirror of the heavens into the private interior.

The main monuments in the foreground are, from left to right, the tombs of Fatimah Khatun and of Sultan Khalil (still extant), an unidentified and now destroyed mosque or tomb, and, ...

These include depictions of classical ruins such as Ephesus, scenes of local life and costume, architectural landmarks like the Mosque of Omar, and studies of regional fauna includin...

Offering an extensive collection of unique religious objects spanning many centuries, regions, cultures and religions, from authentic holy relics, early Christian artifacts, monstran...

The composition presents a bustling street or courtyard scene, populated by figures and horse riders, set against a backdrop of domed, mosque-like architecture. Arches, niches, and s...

This design was likely intended to evoke spiritual reverence and architectural beauty, echoing the symmetry and grace of Islamic mosque interiors. The rug's palette is dominated by ...

The four prints feature finely rendered studies of carved stone decoration, interlaced borders, geometric friezes, and ornamental architectural details from important Seljuk monument...

Graceful lotus pendants anchor the medallion at either end, recalling suspended mosque lamps and royal cartouches. In Persian symbolism, the lotus represents purity, rebirth, and cos...

The central field is a serene, open expanse of ivory, unadorned save for a delicate floral cluster suspended from the apex of the arch, symbolizing the mosque lamp or kandil. This pl...

The Marble Arch in London and the Duomo di Siena are also made from this stone, as are the interiors of Manila Cathedral, the cold-white marbles of the Sheikh Zayed Mosque and the ca...

Between 1801 and 1805 he built the Selimiye Mosque in Istanbul's historic Üsküdar neighbourhood.

This amusing scatter schematically depicts a mosque interior with hanging lamp and kibla mihrab.

Technique: Lithograph with original color Maker: Alexandre Marcel Raymond, France, circa 1900 Keywords: Karatay Madrasa, Konya, Seljuk architecture, Islamic architecture, Ottoman ar...

English Victorian square beige woven table cover with desert horsemen and mosque motifs and fringe

From elaborately carved mosque furnishings to everyday utilitarian items, even the simplest forms were often transformed through intricate geometric ornament and disciplined craftsma...

Such geometric compositions adorned mosques, medreses, palaces, and private residences throughout Anatolia, embodying principles of harmony, order, and spiritual unity.

Subscription edition lithographs in stock Full plate: 8 Presented in a acid free mount The Mosque of Omar, more usually known as the Dome of the Rock, was built by Caliph Abd-el-Mal...

Keywords: Alexandre M Raymond, L'Art Islamique en Orient, Ottoman Empire, Bursa, Brousse, Çelebi Sultan Mehmed, Mehmed I, Green Tomb, Yeşil Türbe, Ottoman architecture, Islamic archi...

The mausoleum, together with the adjacent Green Mosque complex, embodies this renewed cultural confidence and marks the transition from Seljuk traditions toward a distinctly Ottoman ...

Keywords: Sultan Selim II, Selim II Türbesi, Istanbul, Constantinople, Mimar Sinan, Iznik tiles, Ottoman ceramics, Ottoman architecture, Islamic art, Turkish heritage, tulip motif, O...

Featured examples include Phoenician-Assyrian glass, Roman vessels, Venetian millefiori glass, Venetian network glass, Egyptian mosque lamps, Persian bowls, German enamelled glass, C...

This evocative lithograph by Auguste Raffet, one of the most accomplished French lithographers of the 19th century, depicts the celebrated Khan’s Palace and its adjoining mosque in B...

Konya served as the capital of the Sultanate of Rum and became one of the foremost artistic centers of the medieval Islamic world. The city's mosques, madrasas, caravanserais, and ma...

The so-called European flower (gol farangh) pattern has been quite popular in Persia since the Safavid period (1506-1722), gracing the architectural of many mosques from Isfahan to K...

The composition is a finely drawn floral design over an ivory ground, framed by a purple-toned border, derived, per the original ARS catalog notes, from the famous 16th-century Ardab...

What Roberts does depict in Church of the Purification, however, in addition to the Al-Aqsa Mosque, is the famous Western (or Wailing) Wall (one of the most sacred sites in Judaism) ...

Stepped foot with a set of ca. 17th - 18th century Norwegian standard Bergen hallmarks confirming solid ca.830 alloy : unknown maker's marks, Bergen city's seven cannonballs - this...

The Marble Arch in London and the Duomo di Siena are also made from this stone, as are the interiors of Manila Cathedral, the cold-white marbles of the Sheikh Zayed Mosque and the ca...

This rare late 19th century Caucasian Shirvan pictorial rug highlights a powerful and rhythmic architectural composition featuring a masterfully rendered mosque and minaret complex a...

This lithograph by Auguste Raffet offers a striking interior view of a Crimean Tatar congregation at prayer inside a mosque. Rows of men are depicted kneeling in unified posture bene...

The city is dominated by an elegant succession of domes and slender minarets, likely including recognizable landmarks such as the Süleymaniye Mosque and other monumental Ottoman stru...

Most examples have a mosque lamp hanging from the top of the niche that is often substituted with stylized flora, and the fields are often flanked by rectangular panels containing el...

It is located near the Al-Hakim Mosque. Egyptians stand in the shadow of the wall, while two men on camels and others walking approach from the right.

In the middle distance, the architectural silhouette of Constantinople unfolds, with mosques and public buildings rising above the urban fabric.

This leaf would once have formed part of an impressive Qur’an manuscript, possibly commissioned for a mosque or madrasa, where grandeur and reverence were intended to elevate communa...

The sharp contrast between deep shade and piercing desert sun forced him to economise his brushwork, capturing complex market scenes, white-domed mosques, and robed figures with just...

FRANZ BERGMANN Austrian, (1861-1936) Praying at a Mosque Cold-Painted Bronze Lamp and Sculpture of a man praying in front of a mosque. 30 inches high

19th Century Orientalist Oil on Canvas by Étienne Billet (1821–1888), depicting a lively coastal village scene with figures, camels, palm trees, whitewashed architecture, and a mosqu...

Title: Mecha in Arabia – Engraving by Gaspar Bouttats after Jan Peeters, Antwerp, circa 1680 Description: This copperplate engraving depicts a detailed view of Mecca in Arabia, h...

The town is directly ahead - with the eighteenth century 'Old Mosque’ occupying the centre of the composition. To the left and right is the sea.