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IRAJ AFSHAR, A Treasury of Early Iranian Photographs, together with a concise account of how photography was first introduced in Iran, Tehran 1992 (publisher: Nashr-e Farhang-e Iran). Hard cover 22,5 x 30 cm. 416 pages with 518 photographs. Text in English and Farsi. The photographs compiled by Iraj Afshar in a period of seven years and contains the following chapters in Farsi:
The following chapter in English:
Photographs including:
€ 375.00
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VUURMAN, Dr. C.J.M., Fascinatie voor Persepolis(free transl.: Fascination for Persepolis. European perception of the monuments up till the beginning of the 20th Century), November 2014(publisher: Barjesteh van Waalwijk van Doorn & Co’s // Isbn: 9789056131142). Soft cover 28 x 24 cm. 200 pages. Illustrated, pages 172-200 early photographs. Pages 162-170: inventory of photographs in European collections. Text in Dutch, short summary in English.
€ 25.00
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Ruthven,M., Freya Stark in Persia, Reading1994. Hardcover 21 x 27 cm. 118pag. met ca. 100 zwart-wit foto's. "Stark was one of the lively travellers, particularly in the Arabian and Persian regions, before WWII. An engaging writer, she was also an avid photographer, leaving 50,000 in her archive." For her biography see under "Orient" : Freya Stark
€ 17.50
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BONNETI, M.F. & PRANDI, A. La Persia Qajar. Fotografi italiani in Iran 1848-1864, Roma 2010(publ.: Pelliti associati // ISBN 978-88-89412-42-8) Hard cover 31,5 x 24,5 cm. 245 pages with 120 full page photographs and on pages 179 to 241: 282 thumbnail[4 x 5 cm] photographs. Text in Italian.
€ 69.50
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VUURMAN, C., Nineteenth-century Persia in the photographs of Albert Hotz / images of the Hotz Photograph Collection of Leyden University Library, the Netherlands, Rotterdam 2011. Hard cover[oblong] 22,5 x 30,5 cm. 200 pag. with 150 photo’s by Hotz. The Hotz collection is described: around 1200 photo’s of which 650 by Hotz, the rest by contemporary photographers.
€ 60.00
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VUURMAN, C. & MARTENS, T. .Perzië en Hotz. Beelden uit de fotocollectie-Hotz in de Leidse Universiteitsbibliotheek. Catalogus bij een tentoonstelling in de Leidse Universiteitsbibliotheek van 30 januari tot 4 maart 1995 (Ramadan tentoonstelling 1415). 1995. Soft cover 21 x 15 cm. 111 pages with 34 black and white photo's. (Kleine publicaties Leidse Univ.bibl. 19). Library copy some lettering and stamp on title page. Text in Dutch
€ 12.00
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Barjesteh van Waalwijk van Doorn, Sevruguin's Iran. Late Nineteenth Century photographs of Iran from the National Museum of Ethnology in Leiden, Tehran/Rotterdam 1999. Hard cover 29 x 21,5 cm with around 200 photographs.
€ 85.00
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CHI, J.Y., The eye of the Shah: Qajar Court Photography and the Persian Past, Princeton 2014. (publisher: Princeton University Press / ISBN: 9780691171586]. Soft cover 21,5 x 28 cm[oblong] 200 pages with 228 colour illustrations. With contributions by Carmen Pérez González, Judith Lerner, and Reza Sheikh. "The Eye of the Shah: Qajar Court Photography and the Persian Past presented some 200 photographic prints, a number of vintage photographic albums, and memorabilia that utilized formal portraiture of the shah. The exhibition showed how photographers—many of them engaged by Naser al-Din Shah Qajar (r. 1848-1896), the longest reigning Shah of the Qajar Dynasty (1785-1925)— ultimately created a portrait of the country's ancient and recent past. Most of the photographs in the exhibition had never been publicly displayed. Mozaffar-al-din Shah QajarThe Eye of the Shah included unprecedented photographs of life in the royal court in Tehran, such as images of the last shahs of the Qajar Dynasty, their wives and children, and court entertainers. These were complemented by photographs of iconic ancient monuments and sites, such as Persepolis and Naqsh-e Rostam, capturing Iran’s expansive and rich historical past. The photographers also depicted the Iran of their day through images of the military, the railway, and the postal system, while the daily lives of Iranian people were revealed through photographs showing shopkeepers, street vendors, and field workers. Additionally, The Eye of the Shah featured pieces by two modern-day Iranian photographers, Bahman Jalali (1944-2010) and Shadi Ghadirian (b. 1974), who evoke and sometimes incorporate images of photography from the Qajar Dynasty, illustrating the continuing and powerful influence that Iranian photography of 19th and early 20th century photography has in the country’s contemporary art world."
€ 49.50
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SMITH, G.(ed.), The First Hundred Years of Iranian Photography, Abington Oxon 2013(publisher: Routledge Ltd. / ISSN 03808-7298). History of Photography Vol. 37 Number 1, February 2013. Soft cover 30 x 21 cm. 132 pages. Special Issue. Content:
€ 145.00
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