Relief Fath Ali Shah and his son by Eugène Flandin by Eugène Flandin

Monochrome print of a seated ruler and courtiers carved in a rock relief, with two figures gesturing in the foreground.

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A monochrome lithographic print shows a seated ruler on a throne flanked by rows of courtiers in tall hats and long robes, carved into a rock face. Two figures in the foreground gesture toward the relief, and a parasol bearer stands at the right. The work is credited to Eugène Flandin and dated 1840.

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1840

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