Moskee van de Sjah (Masjed-e Shah) in Isfahan, Perzië c. 1925

This black and white photograph, taken in 1925 by A.G.A. van Eelde, captures the intricate detail of the Masjed-e Shah, or the Shah Mosque in Isfahan, Iran. The photo focuses on the grand entrance of the mosque, showcasing the elaborate tile work and geometric patterns that adorn the facade. The image also provides a glimpse into daily life in Isfahan, with a horse and rider passing through the entrance, and figures standing in the foreground. The mosque is an iconic landmark in Isfahan, known for its stunning architecture and its rich history, making this photograph a valuable document of the city and its cultural heritage.