Nāser ad-Din Schāh war von 1848 bis 1896 Schah von Persien. Nāser ad-Din Schah, ältester Sohn von Mohammed Schah, entstammte der Dynastie der Kadscharen. Durch seine lange, absolutistische Regierungszeit und sein Interesse an europäischen Ideen hat er die Entwicklung Persiens in der zweiten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts entscheidend geprägt. Naser ad-Din Schah war mit 25 Frauen verheiratet, die ihm 14 Söhne und eine nicht überlieferte Zahl von Töchtern gebaren.
A strikingly illuminated late 19th century Manuscript Almanac or Horoscope. N.P.: N.D. ca. 1871 paper, ink, leather, gilt 4to (9 7/8 x 3 3/4 in.; 251 x 171mm). 30pp. manuscript text in red, black, and blue ink, margins with multiple rules in blue, red, green and gilt, several leaves with illuminations of intricate arabesques and floral motifs in blue, red, pink, orange, silver and gilt; leaves brittle, some loose. Later full brown limp calf trimmed with black, overs with double rules, cornerpieces, decorative border, and filigree centrepiece, all gilt; some rubbing to spin and corners. Catalogue Note A stunningly illuminated horoscope, with mentions of the Persian king, Nasir al-Din Shah The horoscope opens by mentioning the science of astrology, with quotes from Shi’i authors, starting with ‘Ali ibn Tawus, and what he reported from various Shi’i Imams on the subject. The main text pertains to predictions for the year, starting with the spring equinox, which fell on 29 Dhu’l-hajjah, corresponding to the 21 March 1871 (in our modern calculation it falls on 22 March). The author also gives corresponding dates in numerous calendars. The horoscope is calculated for the Nasiri Capital City (i.e. Tehran). In the text and in the marginal notes, the scribe or author occasionally gives good wishes to the king without mentioning his name (presumably Nasir al-Din Shah, who reigned from 1848-96). Each pair of pages addresses a single month, and gives equivalents dates in Christian (with the author calling it French), Roman, and Russian. These are complete with signs of the zodiac, and possible events on given days (in red) in the right columns. All recommendations for what to do—or not to do—on various days of the month are recorded in the wide central column.
ALBUM OF MILITARY UNIFORMS OF THE QAJAR COURT Qajar Iran, mid-19th century Gouache heightened with gold on paper, thirty five drawings of coats, trousers and epaulettes, inscribed above in black in Persian, some water staining, in contemporary floral lacquer binding Folio 13 1/8 x 8¼in. (33.3 x 20.7cm.) The album contains paintings of the uniforms of different military ranks of the Royal arsenal. Influenced by European miltary uniforms, they probably date from the period of Nasir al-Din Shah (1848-1896 AD).
Coat of arms of the Qajar dynasty. The first heraldic version of this coat of arms was ordered by Fath Ali Shah (1797-1834). This version in particular dates to the 1860s.
Door in the name of Nasir al-Din Shah - Iran, Tehran or Shiraz - 1859-1860 - National museum of Iran - 26295 - Wood, mosaic of tiny fragments ( khatamkari)
تمثال مبارک اقدس همایونی است روحنا فداه با پیشخدمتان که در سیاهبیشه عکس افتاده است در مراجعت از کلاردشت (تاریخ بر اساس نگارهّای قبلی در این مجموعه: ۲۷ مرداد ۱۲۷۳)
A group photograph taken during a garden party for the Shah of Persia at Hatfield House in July 1889. The photograph includes King Edward VII (1841-1910) when Albert Edward, Prince of Wales; Queen Alexandra (1844-1925) when Alexandra, Princess of Wales; Henri dOrleans, Duc dAumale (1822-97); Robert Gascoyne-Cecil, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury (1830-1903); and his wife Georgina Gascoyne-Cecil, Marchioness of Salisbury (1827-99); Shah of Persia, Naser al-Din Shah Qajar (1831-96); Sir Henry Rawlinson, 1st Baronet (1810-95); along with Persians, Ambassadors for Spain, Russia, Germany, Turkey and France.
در چوبی خاتم کاری مقبره محمدشاه قاجار ابعاد: 141*215 سانتیمتر کاتب: ابوالفضل بن فضل الله ساوجی این اثر توسط استاد احمد شیرازی در زمان ناصرالدین شاه قاجارٰ، جهت مقبره محمدشاه قاجار واقع در صحن عتیق به سال 1264 هجری قمری ساخته شده است. نگهداری شده در موزه آستانه مقدسه قم
کالسکه ناصرالدین شاه قاجار که آخرین بار در جریان ترور وی مورد استفاده قرار گرفت در موزه خودروهای تاریخی ایران. روز افتتاح موزه خودروهای تاریخی ایران، صبح ۱ آبان ۱۴۰۰ با حضور سید پرویز فتاح رئیس بنیاد مستضعفان و سید عزتالله ضرغامی وزیر میراث فرهنگی، گردشگری و صنایع دستی.
Leaving Antwerp in the Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert, His Majesty the Shah, waves about to leave. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 6 July 1889. Date: Saturday, July 6, 1889. Volume: 95, Issue: 2620, page 5 Read the ILN
A LETTER IN THE HAND OF NASIR AL-DIN SHAH QAJAR IRAN, DATED AH 1309/1891-2 AD Thanking a gentleman for his services, in rewards for which the Shah is sending him a diamond ring, Persian manuscript on paper, with 8ll. of script in clouds on gold and polychrome illuminated ground, the headpiece with a large boteh and the letter N and the royal crown, the borders profusely illuminated, framed 7¼ x 11in. (18.5 x 28cm.) visible
LETTER OF THANKS FROM THE ARMENIANS RESIDENT IN LONDON TO NASR AL-DIN SHAH OF IRAN DATED JULY 4 1889 In English, from the Armenians resident in London to Nasr al-Din Shah of Iran. Manuscript on paper, 26ll. of gothic script with green capital letters outlined in gold, the heading in green with gold capitalization, the left margin with green trailing vine, at the top a Qajar crown surmounting the dynastic emblem of lion holding a sword, the document signed by five prominent Armenians resident in London 21¾ x 14¾in. (55.3cm x 37.3cm.) A letter addressed to His Imperial Majesty Nasr al-Din Shah-in-Shah of Persia, in English, signed by prominent Armenians in London on July 4th 1889, presented during His Majestys second trip to England. It is signed to Your Imperial Majesty: Most humble and most dutiful servants on behalf of the Armenians resident in London. The co-signatories are Petrus Aganoor, G.Hagopian, S.G. Sukiasian and others. The above have thanked the Shah for his treatment of the Armenian community and the Armenians in Iran during his reign (1848-1896) and for assigning important government roles to Armenians.
Group portrait of members of the Royal court of Nasar al-Din Shah Qajar, the Shah of Persia. 1860s. Albumen print. 20,5 x 27 cm. Mounted to card (buckled, cropped), annotated in ink below the image on the mount.
Auteur(s): Appert, Ernest Charles (Châteauroux, 10–09–1831 - en 1890), photographe Date de production: Entre 1860 et 1890 Datation en siècle: 2e moitié du 19e siècle Type(s) dobjet(s): Photographie, Arts graphiques Dénomination(s): Photographie Matériaux et techniques: Tirage sur papier albuminé Dimensions - Oeuvre: Hauteur : 9.1 cm Largeur : 5.7 cm Dimensions - Montage ancien: Hauteur : 10.5 cm Largeur : 6.3 cm Description: Portrait carte de visite. Reproduction dune gravure contrecollée sur carton. Marques, inscriptions, poinçons: Inscription au verso Description iconographique: Portrait de Nasser-Ed-Din, shahi de Perse. Institution: Musée Carnavalet, Histoire de Paris Numéro d’inventaire: PH22362 IIIF Manifest: https://apicollections.parismusees.paris.fr/iiif/320142556/manifest
Auteur(s): Appert, Ernest Charles (Châteauroux, 10–09–1831 - en 1890), photographe Date de production: Entre 1860 et 1890 Datation en siècle: 2e moitié du 19e siècle Type(s) dobjet(s): Photographie, Arts graphiques Dénomination(s): Photographie Matériaux et techniques: Tirage sur papier albuminé Dimensions - Oeuvre: Hauteur : 9.2 cm Largeur : 5.7 cm Dimensions - Montage ancien: Hauteur : 10.5 cm Largeur : 6.2 cm Description: Portrait carte de visite. Photo contrecollée sur carton. Marques, inscriptions, poinçons: Inscription au verso Description iconographique: Portrait de Nasser-Ed-Din, shah de Perse. Institution: Musée Carnavalet, Histoire de Paris Numéro d’inventaire: PH22363 IIIF Manifest: https://apicollections.parismusees.paris.fr/iiif/320142559/manifest
Statue of Naseroddin Shah Qajar riding a horse in the middle of Bagheshah (King Garden) in Tehran in the 1900s. The emblem of the Iranian Imperial government Lion & Sun is visible on the base of the statue.
Title page for Voyage en Persee. L. Curmer & V. Lecou, Paris (1851), inset is a detail from plate 15, reversed, depicting Soltykov sketching the prince, Nassr-Eddin-Mirza, heir to the throne of Persia.. L. Curmer & Victor Lecou, noted as editors.
Title page for Voyage en Persee. L. Curmer & V. Lecou, Paris (1851), a reprint. The inset is a detail from plate 15, reversed, of Plate 15. depicting Nassr-Eddin-Mirza, heir to the throne. Includes a self portrait of Soltykov sketching the prince. L. Curmer & Victor Lecou, noted as editors.
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