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Naval battle while capturing Haiyang Island
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Naval battle while capturing Haiyang Island
Naval battle while capturing Haiyang Island
4 part of the picture (cf. AI 14514-1-1 - AI 14514-1-4) Signature Gekkō 4-on KI 14514-1-1 War image for the First Sino-Japanese War Four-part picture with the Battle of the Isle of...
Naval battle while capturing Haiyang Island
Naval battle while capturing Haiyang Island
4 part of the picture (cf. KI 14514-1-1 - KI 14514-1-4) Signature Gekkō 4-on KI 14514-1-1. Wartime frame for the First Sino-Japanese War Four-part picture with the Battle of the Is...
Naval battle while capturing Haiyang Island
Naval battle while capturing Haiyang Island
4 part of the picture (cf. AI 14514-1-1 - AI 14514-1-4) Signature Gekkō 4-on KI 14514-1-1 War image for the First Sino-Japanese War Four-part picture with the Battle of the Isle of...
The Final Battle of Gaw and Talhand (painting, recto; text, verso), Illustrated folio from a manuscript of the Shahnama by Firdawsi
The Final Battle of Gaw and Talhand (painting, recto; text, verso), Illustrated folio from a manuscript of the Shahnama by Firdawsi
This illustrated folio belongs to a well known manuscript of the Shahnama by Firdawsi dated to 1341, which is now dispersed. The manuscript was created for the vizier of the Inju g...
Ex-Voto Painting of the Battle Of Lepanto
Ex-Voto Painting of the Battle Of Lepanto
On 7 October 1571, 132,000 men on 490 ships faced each other on two sides of the Gulf of Patras, near Lepanto, in modern-day Greece. It was the last major battle in history fought ...
Bahram Chubina Slays Kut of Rum (painting, recto; text, verso), folio from a manuscript of the Shahnama by Firdawsi
Bahram Chubina Slays Kut of Rum (painting, recto; text, verso), folio from a manuscript of the Shahnama by Firdawsi
The Iranian military commander Bahram Chubina had rebelled against his king, Hurmuzd; forced Hurmuzd’s son and rightful heir, Khusraw Parviz, to flee to Rum; and usurped the throne...