Iraqi Collection (page 7)

British Hawker Hardy light bombers of the RAFs No 30 Squadron flying over the River Euphrates, Iraq (b / w photo)
6014687 British Hawker Hardy light bombers of the RAFs No 30 Squadron flying over the River Euphrates, Iraq (b/w photo) by English Photographer

Oriental Antiquities: detail of an albaster relief representing Sargon II giving orders
JLJ4574169 Oriental Antiquities: detail of an albaster relief representing Sargon II giving orders to a senior official, from the Palace of Sargon II or Sharroukin

Mesopotamie: Statuette in silver, bronze and gold of kneeling worshiper
JLJ4612756 Mesopotamie: Statuette in silver, bronze and gold of kneeling worshiper, ex-voto dedicated to the god Amurru for the life of Hammurabi. 1800 BC. From the Larsa site

Panorama of Baghdad, illustration from La Perse, la Chaldee et la Susiane
LSE829559 Panorama of Baghdad, illustration from La Perse, la Chaldee et la Susiane 1881-1882 by Jane Dieulafoy, 1887 (engraving) by French School

Semiramis, legendary queen of Assyria and Babylonia and her son Ninias
XEE4404545 Semiramis, legendary queen of Assyria and Babylonia and her son Ninias. by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Semiramis)

Bible of Royaumont, Old Testament: Balthazar condemns. King Balthazar (Belshatsar
XEE4138528 Bible of Royaumont, Old Testament: Balthazar condemns. King Balthazar (Belshatsar) at the table sees a hand that in three words writes the end of his sentence. Illustration from 1811

Bible of Royaumont, Old Testament: Joachim shoots irons
XEE4138116 Bible of Royaumont, Old Testament: Joachim shoots irons. Evilmerodach (Evil Merodac, Evil Merodac), King of Babylon, after the death of Nebuchadnezzar II, treats Joachim (Joakim, Joachin)

Excavations of Nineveh (Nineveh) - The ruins of Nimrud (Nimroud
XEE4161039 Excavations of Nineveh (Nineveh) - The ruins of Nimrud (Nimroud) by Henri Layard (after his trip to Mesopotamia in the 19th century)

Reconstruction of the temples and palaces along the river of Babylon - Mesopotamia
XEE4162445 Reconstruction of the temples and palaces along the river of Babylon - Mesopotamia: reconstruction of the city of Babylon, built under the reign of King Nebuchadnezzar II

The Abbasid Caliph Mamun (Ma mun) had the first measurement of the meridian carried
LSE4108635 The Abbasid Caliph Mamun (Ma mun) had the first measurement of the meridian carried out before him, around 800 - chromo Liebig, v.1900 by French School

Ruins with a statue of Abu Bint Damion (1st Century AD)
LRI4732468 Ruins with a statue of Abu Bint Damion (1st Century AD) by Roman; Hatra, Iraq; (add.info.: Roman antiquite and parth: ruins and statue of Abu Bint Damion (1st century)

View of the fortifications of the city
LRI4732139 View of the fortifications of the city by Assyrian, (8th century BC); Nineveh, Iraq; (add.info.: Assyrian civilization: view of the ruins of the ramparts, site of Nineveh)

View of a relief of a winged deity, palace of King Ashurnasirpal II, 9th-7th century BC
LRI4732113 View of a relief of a winged deity, palace of King Ashurnasirpal II, 9th-7th century BC, Iraq by Assyrian, (9th century BC); Nimrud, Iraq; (add.info.: Lower Mesopotamia, Iraq)

View of a lamassu of the gate of the palace of King Ashurnasirpal II, 9th-7th century BC
LRI4732060 View of a lamassu of the gate of the palace of King Ashurnasirpal II, 9th-7th century BC by Assyrian, (9th century BC); Nimrud, Iraq; (add.info.: Lower Mesopotamia, Iraq)

illustration in "Opticae Thesaurus"by Alhazen
GIA4784557 illustration in " Opticae Thesaurus" by Alhazen, Abu Ali Al-Hasan Ibn al-Haitham (987-1038 or 965-1039?) - Iraqi mathematician, physicist and philosopher

View of a lamassu of the gate of the palace of King Ashurnasirpal II, 9th-7th century BC
LRI4732074 View of a lamassu of the gate of the palace of King Ashurnasirpal II, 9th-7th century BC by Assyrian, (9th century BC); Nimrud, Iraq; (add.info.: Lower Mesopotamia, Iraq)

A boat bridge, in Baghdad, drawing by Eugene Flandin (1809-1876)
LSE4324595 A boat bridge, in Baghdad, drawing by Eugene Flandin (1809-1876), to illustrate his voyage to Mesopotamia in 1840-1842. Engraving in " Le tour du monde" 1861. Selvas collection

Alhazen, (Al Hazen) Abu Ali Al-Hasan Ibn al-Haitham (987-1038 or 965-1039
XEE4164393 Alhazen, (Al Hazen) Abu Ali Al-Hasan Ibn al-Haitham (987-1038 or 965-1039?) Iraqi mathematician, physicist and philosopher among his disciples

Oriental antiquite: end of a bronze drawboard representing a horn dragon head
JLJ4667544 Oriental antiquite: end of a bronze drawboard representing a horn dragon head, symbol of the god Mardouk (Marduk). From Babylon. 7th or 6th century BC

Mesopotamie: idol with terracotta eyes. 3300-3000 BC. Sun 0, 27 m Paris, Musee du Louvre
JLJ4669421 Mesopotamie: idol with terracotta eyes. 3300-3000 BC. Sun 0, 27 m Paris, Musee du Louvre by Mesopotamian School, (4000-3000 BC); Louvre, Paris

Mesopotamia: Entemena vase in grave silver with motifs and cuneiform writing
JLJ4669502 Mesopotamia: Entemena vase in grave silver with motifs and cuneiform writing (nephew and second successor of Eannatum). Summerian period (2900-2200 BC). 2400 BC

Islamic Art: small ceramic bowl with vegetable decorations. From Iraq. 9th century AD
LRI4633464 Islamic Art: small ceramic bowl with vegetable decorations. From Iraq. 9th century AD. Dim. 13, 8 cm Paris, Musee du Louvre by Islamic School, (10th century); Louvre, Paris

Semiramis Building Babylon (oil on canvas, 1861)
LRI4663284 Semiramis Building Babylon (oil on canvas, 1861) by Degas, Edgar (1834-1917); Musee d Orsay, Paris, France; (add.info.: Semiramis Building Babylon Painting by Edgar Degas (1834-1917)

Dagger, fom the site of Ur (gold)
LRI4685508 Dagger, fom the site of Ur (gold) by Sumerian; Iraq Museum, Baghdad; (add.info.: Sumerian civilization: gold dagger (29 cm). From the Ur website

Mesopotamie: terracotta cup with ibex. Around 1800 BC. From the royal dishes of
JLJ4678824 Mesopotamie: terracotta cup with ibex. Around 1800 BC. From the royal dishes of the Palace of King Zimrilim a Mari

Jacob goes to Laban in Mesopotamia Miniature from Codex 212
LRI4647549 Jacob goes to Laban in Mesopotamia Miniature from Codex 212 (or padovano or Bible of Padua) 1390-1400 Rovigo, Accademia dei Concordi by Unknown Artist

Foundation Nail of Gudea, c. 2100 BC (copper alloy, lost-wax cast)
500138 Foundation Nail of Gudea, c.2100 BC (copper alloy, lost-wax cast) by Neo-Sumerian (22nd century BC); Overall - h:17.50 w:4.50 d:7.30 with base - h:20.90 w:6.30 d

Civil arabs with a large fish, 1914-18 (b / w photo)
NAM280957 Civil arabs with a large fish, 1914-18 (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); National Army Museum

Fragment with Equestrian Falconer King, Iran or Iraq, Abbasid period (lampas weave, silk)
5890673 Fragment with Equestrian Falconer King, Iran or Iraq, Abbasid period (lampas weave, silk) by Middle Eastern, (9th century); 34.5x28.5 cm; Cleveland Museum of Art, OH

Mesopotamie: foundation figurine (nail and its copper support). Sumerian period. 2800 BC
JLJ4974464 Mesopotamie: foundation figurine (nail and its copper support). Sumerian period. 2800 BC. From Maris website. Sun 0, 38 m Paris, Musee du Louvre by Mesopotamian; Louvre, Paris

Kurdish of Mesopotamia carrying an amphore. Around 1810-1860
LSE4111578 Kurdish of Mesopotamia carrying an amphore.Around 1810-1860. by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Processional Way of Babylon erigee under the rule of Nebuchadnezzar II (605-562 BC)
LSE4319242 The Processional Way of Babylon erigee under the rule of Nebuchadnezzar II (605-562 BC): detail of the Ishtar Gate depicting a Mosaic lion of bricks

The Processional Way of Babylon erigee under the rule of Nebuchadnezzar II (605-562 BC)
LSE4319241 The Processional Way of Babylon erigee under the rule of Nebuchadnezzar II (605-562 BC): detail of the Ishtar Gate depicting a Mosaic lion of bricks

Allegory of the fall of Babylon (with angel) - Miniature of the Middle Ages (ref
LSE4417038 Allegory of the fall of Babylon (with angel) - Miniature of the Middle Ages (ref.815, 032r): Request for permission from the Municipal Library of Toulouse (tel)

Figurine of naked woman. Terracotta, Babylon, 2nd millennia BC
LSE4313915 Figurine of naked woman. Terracotta, Babylon, 2nd millennia BC. Musee de la Castre, Cannes. by Babylonian; Musee de la Castre, Cannes, France; (add.info.: Figurine of naked woman)

The storefronted ruins of Birs Nimroud, which the tourist community of Baghdad (Iraq
LSE4326245 The storefronted ruins of Birs Nimroud, which the tourist community of Baghdad (Iraq) at the time, identifies as the mythical tower of Babel

Charlemagne receiving the gift of a clepsydra (water clock
XEE4151074 Charlemagne receiving the gift of a clepsydra (water clock) from Harun al-Rashid - In 797 the caliph of Baghdad, Haroun ar-Rachid (765-809) offers Charlemagne a clepsydra (water clock)

Astronomy: Arab scientists raising the height of the Sun in the Plain of Babylon around
XEE4136711 Astronomy: Arab scientists raising the height of the Sun in the Plain of Babylon around 825. They use a quarter circle with pinnules

Mesopotamia: palace of Zimrilim, painting of the investiture
JLJ4580175 Mesopotamia: palace of Zimrilim, painting of the investiture: representation of a wing bull, sphinx, griffon. Detacheed fresco dating from the regne of Zimri-Lim (Zimei Lim) (ca)

The kings of the Persian and Mede peoples fight that of Babylon Page taken from
LRI4647418 The kings of the Persian and Mede peoples fight that of Babylon Page taken from the manuscript " Genealogy de la Bible" of the French school

Islamic art: cut to the camel nursing her baby. From Iraq. 10th century
JLJ4617089 Islamic art: cut to the camel nursing her baby. From Iraq. 10th century. Paris, Louvre Museum by Islamic School, (10th century); Louvre, Paris

Harun al Rachids Presents - Ambassadors of the abassid Caliph Haroun ar Rachid
GIA4728546 Harun al Rachids Presents - Ambassadors of the abassid Caliph Haroun ar Rachid (763-809) offer their presents to Charlemagne (742-814), around 802 by Unknown Artist

Mesopotamia: limestone relief of scribes taking the loot during the looting of Musasir
JLJ4667697 Mesopotamia: limestone relief of scribes taking the loot during the looting of Musasir. from the palace of Sargon II in Khorsabad (Khunsabad). 710 BC

Mesopotamia: cylindrical seal in black marble in the name of the divine Sharkali-Sharri
JLJ4669464 Mesopotamia: cylindrical seal in black marble in the name of the divine Sharkali-Sharri (Shakalisharri), King of Agade adorns with heros watering buffalo adosses. 2300 BC

Discovery wheel in Ur (Mesopotamia). 4000 BC
GIA4705264 Discovery wheel in Ur (Mesopotamia). 4000 BC. by Mesopotamian; Private Collection; (add.info.: Discovery wheel in Ur (Mesopotamia). 4000 BC.); eGiancarlo Costa; out of copyright

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Discover the captivating beauty and rich history of Iraq, a land steeped in ancient wonders and cultural treasures. Marvel at the grandeur of the Ishtar Gate, an iconic symbol of Babylonian architecture that once guarded the entrance to this legendary city. Immerse yourself in the solemnity of Karbala as you visit the Tomb of Husayn Ibn Ali, a revered site for Shia Muslims worldwide. Admire the intricate Babylonian wall tiles that tell tales of a bygone era, showcasing remarkable craftsmanship and artistic prowess. Step back in time at a Persian pharmacy, where 13th-century artwork adorns its walls, offering glimpses into traditional healing practices. Behold The Arch of Ctesiphon towering majestically over Iraq's landscape—a testament to its glorious past as one of Persia's greatest cities. Feel your spirit soar as you witness the mighty Tigris River flowing through this historic land, providing life-giving sustenance to generations. Be awestruck by the Lion statues guarding ancient Babylon—an imposing reminder of power and strength from civilizations long gone. Ascend to new heights at the ziggurat in Ur—a monumental structure dedicated to worshiping deities and connecting with divine forces. Uncover stories from World War II as you delve into Iraqi history—see a Kurdish Company proudly serving under Iraq Levies' banner during turbulent times. Experience art come alive through mesmerizing Babylonian masterpieces like King Faisal I's Standard of Ur—an exquisite display reflecting opulence and regal splendor. Iraq beckons with its enchanting blend of heritage and resilience—a nation brimming with tales waiting to be discovered amidst its timeless landscapes.