The Reception for the Ambassador of the Grand Moghul at the Court of the Shah Tahmasp - Persian School

The Reception for the Ambassador of the Grand Moghul at the Court of the Shah Tahmasp from Persian School

The Reception for the Ambassador of the Grand Moghul at the Court of the Shah Tahmasp

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Informationen zum Originalwerk

Künstler:

Persian School (17th century )

Kunststil:

Noch nicht klassifizierte Künstler

Werk:

The Reception for the Ambassador of the Grand Moghul at the Court of the Shah Tahmasp (1573-76)

Technik:

fresco

Standort:

or 'The 40 Columns', Chehel Sotun

Bildnummer:

XIR222701

EAN-Nummer:

4050356829202

Bild

bridgeman berlin

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