Entrance to the Jama Mosque, Isfahan by Eugène Flandin by Eugène Flandin

Sepia drawing of a mosque courtyard with two spiral minarets, an ornate arched portal, robed figures and a reflecting pool.

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This lithograph-style drawing shows a paved courtyard before the entrance of a mosque, with two tall, spiral-patterned minarets rising above an ornately decorated portal. Robed figures walk and sit across the stone pavement, a shallow pool lies near the foreground, and an arcaded colonnade and a tiled dome frame the left side. The work is attributed to Eugène Flandin and dated 1840.

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1840

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