Madrasa-yi Masjid-i Shah Sultan Hussein, in Isfahan, from

Madrasa-yi Masjid-i Shah Sultan Hussein, in Isfahan, from 'Voyage Pittoresque' of Persia, engraved by Claude Sauvageot published by Lemercier, Paris

(Madrasa-yi Masjid-i Shah Sultan Hussein, in Isfahan, from 'Voyage Pittoresque' of Persia, engraved by Claude Sauvageot (1832-85) published by Lemercier, Paris, 1856 )


Pascal Xavier Coste

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Madrasa-yi Masjid-i Shah Sultan Hussein, in Isfahan, from 'Voyage Pittoresque' of Persia, engraved by Claude Sauvageot published by Lemercier, Paris by Pascal Xavier Coste. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.
built 1706-15 · safavid architecture · islamic · persian · iran · madrasa college · masjid · mosque · 18th century · Private Collection / Bridgeman Images
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