[Palace of the Shah, Teheran, Iran] 1840 - 1869
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"Palace of the Shah, Teheran, Iran" is a black and white photograph by Luigi Pesce, an Italian photographer who was active in the mid-19th century. This image, taken between 1840 and 1869, is a rare glimpse into the Shah's palace in Tehran, Iran during the Qajar dynasty. The photograph depicts a large building with a symmetrical facade and a prominent central entrance. The building appears to be made of brick, and the facade is decorated with intricate tile work. The image captures a glimpse of a bustling scene in front of the palace, with figures gathered in the courtyard. Today, "Palace of the Shah, Teheran, Iran" is part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection in New York, NY.
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