Saudi Arabian Collection

Young Arab of Djiddah; The Red Sea, 1875. Creator: Unknown
Young Arab of Djiddah; The Red Sea, 1875. From Illustrated Travels by H.W. Bates. [Cassell, Petter, and Galpin, c1880, London] and Galpin

Djiddah; The Red Sea, 1875. Creator: Unknown
Djiddah; The Red Sea, 1875. From Illustrated Travels by H.W. Bates. [Cassell, Petter, and Galpin, c1880, London] and Galpin

Amir Khalid [right] and Amir Faisal, sons of King Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia, 1943. Creator: John Rous
Amir Khalid [right] and Amir Faisal, sons of King Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia. Their Royal Highnesses recently concluded an extensive visit in the United States as guests of the government

View of the Ka Bah, Mecca, 1955 (w / c on paper)
PNH352419 View of the Ka Bah, Mecca, 1955 (w/c on paper) by English School, (20th century); 25.5x37 cm; Private Collection; Photo ePeter Nahum at The Leicester Galleries, London; English

MIDDLE EASTERN DRESS, c1873. Models wearing traditional clothing from the Middle East. Left: A married Muslim woman from Mecca, Saudi Arabia. Center: A merchant from Mocha, Yemen

At the Dorchester Hotel, London, royal Saudi Princes Amir Mohammed ( left ) and Crown Prince Amir Saud, sons of Ibn Saud. 17 August 1938

At the Dorchester Hotel, London, the Saudi Princes, Amir Mohammed ( left ) and Crown Prince Amir Saud, sons of Ibn Saud. 17 August 1938

MECCA: PILGRIMAGE, c1900. A caravan of Persian pilgrims on the way to Mecca, Saudi Arabia. Stereograph, c1900

MECCA: PILGRIMS, c1910. Muslim pilgrims on a train to Mecca, Saudi Arabia. Stereograph, c1910

MECCA: PILGRIMS, c1910. A city of tents outside of the Ka ba at Mecca, Saudi Arabia. Photograph, c1910

MECCA: PILGRIMS, c1910. Camels and tents of pilgrims in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. Photograph, c1910

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"Captivating Saudi Arabian Heritage: A Glimpse into the Kingdom's Rich History" In 1943, Amir Khalid and Amir Faisal, sons of King Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia, stand side by side in a powerful display of royal lineage. Their presence reflects the deep-rooted traditions and dynastic pride that define this captivating nation. A mesmerizing view of the Ka Bah in Mecca, captured on paper with watercolors in 1955, transports us to the heart of Islam. This sacred city holds immense significance for Muslims worldwide as they embark on their spiritual journey towards enlightenment. However, even Mecca has faced threats throughout history. The Wahhabis, known as the Puritans of Mohammedan religion, posed challenges to this holy sanctuary. A vibrant color lithograph from an earlier era depicts their influence and highlights the resilience shown by those who protect Mecca's sanctity. The allure of Middle Eastern dress is showcased through models adorned in traditional clothing dating back to 1873. These garments symbolize cultural identity and serve as a reminder of timeless customs passed down through generations. Beyond borders lies London's Dorchester Hotel where Saudi Princes gather; among them stands Amir Mohammed - a testament to international connections forged by this influential kingdom. Such encounters foster diplomacy while preserving Saudi Arabian heritage amidst global interactions. Pilgrimage remains at the core of Islamic faith, drawing millions annually to Mecca's sacred shrine within Masjid al-Haram. An awe-inspiring image captures Muslim devotees worshipping fervently before Allah - an embodiment of devotion that transcends time itself. Over a century ago, Persian pilgrims embarked on arduous journeys across vast deserts en route to Mecca - exemplifying unwavering dedication despite harsh conditions encountered along their path. Their caravan serves as a poignant reminder that faith knows no bounds or obstacles when it comes to fulfilling one's religious obligations.