Asia Minor

The composition extends from the Iberian Peninsula and southern France across Italy and the Adriatic, through Greece and the Aegean islands, and onward to Asia Minor, the Levant, and...

This Carrier-Belleuse bust has been made in the form of Omphale, Queen of the kingdom of Lydia in Asia Minor. Omphale is the subject of Greek and Roman mythology and was married to H...

Ararat region, eastern Turkey, outer Anatolia (Asia Minor) Circa: Circa 2000 Type: Kilim (flatweave), accent rug, wall-hanging Materials: Wool, madder-dyed, hand-spun and naturally c...

In the power struggles that followed Alexander's death, he became ruler of Asia Minor, Syria, Mesopotamia, and the Iranian Plateau, eventually assuming the title of basileus (king).

Such images helped nineteenth-century audiences visualise distant historical settings and fostered growing archaeological curiosity about Asia Minor. Today, this engraving stands as...

Paul Getty Museum, Malibu, lead-glazed head kantharos stamped by Likinnios, Asia Minor, 1st century B.C., inventory no. 83.AE.40.

This rare, 17th century Anatolian fragment is a magnificent monument to the early weaving traditions of Asia Minor, showcasing an archaic graphic power and a monumental scale of desi...

This rare 18th century Anatolian kilim is a magnificent monument to the ancient tribal traditions of Asia Minor, showcasing an archaic graphic power and a monumental scale of design ...

The Mediterranean Sea stretches across the center of the map, connecting the classical civilizations of Greece, Egypt, Phoenicia, and Asia Minor. Beyond the Mediterranean, the ancie...

It includes the Mediterranean Sea and adjacent countries in southern Europe, including Portugal, Spain, Italy, Greece and Asia Minor. The map is embellished by many African land anim...

The map covers the regions from present-day Turkey and Egypt to Afghanistan and the Arabian Peninsula, the Red Sea, the Nile River, Cyprus, Asia Minor, the Gulf of Aden, Armenia, the...

Ephesus was one of the great Ionian Greek cities on the west coast of Asia Minor; its ruins lie near the modern town of Selçuk in Turkey.

The plate comes from The Turkish Empire Illustrated: Constantinople and its Environs, with the Scenery of the Seven Churches of Asia Minor, drawn from nature by Thomas Allom with des...

The plate comes from The Turkish Empire Illustrated: Constantinople and its Environs, with the Scenery of the Seven Churches of Asia Minor, drawn from nature by Thomas Allom with des...

Scio is the old Italian name for Chios, a large island in the eastern Aegean close to the coast of Asia Minor. Paros lies in the Cyclades and was known since antiquity for its fine w...

The plate comes from Views in the Ottoman Empire, chiefly in Caramania, a part of Asia Minor hitherto unexplored; with some curious selections from the islands of Rhodes and Cyprus, ...

The powerful Sassanian Persians had conquered vast territories, occupying much of Asia Minor and soon extending their rule into Syria and Egypt.

Prominent regions and historical territories visible on the map include Asia Minor, Armenia, Mesopotamia, Assyria, Babylonia, Media, Persia, Carmania, Gedrosia, Bactria, Arachosia, S...

The main center of her cult was the sanctuary of Pessinus, in Phrygia, from which she passed through Lydia approximately in the 7th century BC. in the Greek colonies of Asia Minor an...

The labeling is entirely in Dutch, with key political regions of the period such as “Pruissen” (Prussia), “Oostenrijk” (Austria), “Turkije in Europa” (Turkey in Europe), and “Klein-A...

This map likely stems from his celebrated publication Reizen van Cornelis de Bruyn door de vermaardste Deelen van Klein Asia (Voyages of Cornelis de Bruijn through the Most Celebrate...

**Inset Maps**: There are smaller inset maps along the bottom and the right side, including detailed areas such as "CARTHAGO," "GRAECIA," and "ASIA CIS TAVRVM," which provide focused...

The title, engraved in an open flourished cartouche in the lower center of the map, reads "Map of MESOPOTAMIA. and the ADJACENT COUNTRIES." The map runs from Asia Minor, Cyprus and ...

Thomas Allom traveled through Constantinople and Asia Minor making the original drawings, and the Reverend Robert Walsh, who had served as chaplain at the British embassy to the Port...

Thomas Allom traveled through Constantinople and Asia Minor making the original drawings, and Robert Walsh, who had served as embassy chaplain at the Porte, wrote the letterpress tha...

Thomas Allom traveled through Constantinople and Asia Minor making the original drawings, and Robert Walsh, who had served as embassy chaplain at the Porte, wrote the letterpress tha...

Thomas Allom traveled through Constantinople and Asia Minor making the original drawings, and Robert Walsh, who had served as embassy chaplain at the Porte, wrote the letterpress tha...

Thomas Allom traveled through Constantinople and Asia Minor making the original drawings, and the Reverend Robert Walsh, who had served as chaplain at the British embassy to the Port...

The plate comes from The Turkish Empire Illustrated: Constantinople and its Environs, with the Scenery of the Seven Churches of Asia Minor, drawn from nature by Thomas Allom with des...

Thomas Allom traveled through Constantinople and Asia Minor making the original drawings, and the Reverend Robert Walsh, who had served as chaplain at the British embassy to the Port...

The plate comes from The Turkish Empire Illustrated: Constantinople and its Environs, with the Scenery of the Seven Churches of Asia Minor, drawn from nature by Thomas Allom with des...

The plate comes from The Turkish Empire Illustrated: Constantinople and its Environs, with the Scenery of the Seven Churches of Asia Minor, drawn from nature by Thomas Allom with des...

Thomas Allom traveled through Constantinople and Asia Minor making the original drawings, and the Reverend Robert Walsh, who had served as chaplain at the British embassy to the Port...

Thomas Allom traveled through Constantinople and Asia Minor making the original drawings, and the Reverend Robert Walsh, who had served as chaplain at the British embassy to the Port...

The Meander is the river that gave the word meandering to the language, and Allom's view down its plain, with the town held small against the great recession of hills, is the finest ...

Thomas Allom traveled through Constantinople and Asia Minor making the original drawings, and the Reverend Robert Walsh, who had served as chaplain at the British embassy to the Port...

Thomas Allom traveled through Constantinople and Asia Minor making the original drawings, and the Reverend Robert Walsh, who had served as chaplain at the British embassy to the Port...

The plate comes from The Turkish Empire Illustrated: Constantinople and its Environs, with the Scenery of the Seven Churches of Asia Minor, drawn from nature by Thomas Allom with des...

The plate comes from The Turkish Empire Illustrated: Constantinople and its Environs, with the Scenery of the Seven Churches of Asia Minor, drawn from nature by Thomas Allom with des...

The plate comes from The Turkish Empire Illustrated: Constantinople and its Environs, with the Scenery of the Seven Churches of Asia Minor, drawn from nature by Thomas Allom with des...

Thomas Allom traveled through Constantinople and Asia Minor making the original drawings, and the Reverend Robert Walsh, who had served as chaplain at the British embassy to the Port...

Thomas Allom traveled through Constantinople and Asia Minor making the original drawings, and the Reverend Robert Walsh, who had served as chaplain at the British embassy to the Port...

The plate comes from The Turkish Empire Illustrated: Constantinople and its Environs, with the Scenery of the Seven Churches of Asia Minor, drawn from nature by Thomas Allom with des...

Thomas Allom traveled through Constantinople and Asia Minor making the original drawings, and the Reverend Robert Walsh, who had served as chaplain at the British embassy to the Port...

Thomas Allom traveled through Constantinople and Asia Minor making the original drawings, and the Reverend Robert Walsh, who had served as chaplain at the British embassy to the Port...

The plate comes from The Turkish Empire Illustrated: Constantinople and its Environs, with the Scenery of the Seven Churches of Asia Minor, drawn from nature by Thomas Allom with des...

Mount Sipylus carries the weeping rock the Greeks called Niobe and the great Hittite relief of the mother goddess, so a view of Magnesia beneath it is a view of one of the oldest con...

An original copper engraved map, uncolored, of Asia Minor, Syria and Mesopotamia, with the route of the expedition drawn as a fine double line.

The title is engraved in a pink panel at the lower right of the map, above a scale of British statute miles. The map takes in Asia Minor, Persia and Arabia at the top and the whole ...

L’Andalouise refers to Andalusia, which, in ancient times, was populated by the Iberians (from Asia Minor and northern Turkey), the Phoenicians (ancestors of Lebanese), the Carthagin...

An original copper engraved map, uncolored, of Greece, the Aegean islands and the west coast of Asia Minor, from Apollonie on the Adriatic to the Propontide and the Bosphore de Thrace.

The ancient city of Teos, located in the region of Ionia on the western coast of Asia Minor (modern-day Turkey), was a prominent member of the Ionian League and known for its rich cu...

The main map extends from Italy, Sardinia and Sicily across Greece, Asia Minor, Syria and Egypt to the Medes, Parthians and Persians, tracing the world of the Apostles and the journe...

Turkey, Persia & Arabia Antique Map by James Wyld, Bosphorus 1839 This finely engraved antique map by the celebrated British cartographer James Wyld presents a sweeping geographical...

These pieces circulated throughout the Greek world and were produced not only in Tanagra and Attica, in mainland Greece, but also in Alexandria (Egypt), Myrina (Asia Minor), Tarentum...

The ancient city of Teos, located in the region of Ionia on the western coast of Asia Minor (modern-day Turkey), was a prominent member of the Ionian League and known for its rich cu...

It covers the entire European continent, from Iceland in the northwest to the Caucasus and Asia Minor in the southeast. Major empires of the era dominate the political landscape, inc...

Highlighted regions include ancient Europe (Germania, Gallia, Hispania, Italia, Thracia, Macedonia), Asia Minor (Phrygia, Lydia, Cilicia, Cappadocia), Mesopotamia (Babylonia, Assyria...

Thomas Allom traveled through Constantinople and Asia Minor making the original drawings, and Robert Walsh, who had served as embassy chaplain at the Porte, wrote the letterpress tha...

The map extends from the Gulf of Finland and the Baltic region in the north down to the northern part of the Mediterranean, including the Black Sea and parts of Asia Minor. It spans ...