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

This black and white photograph, taken by Dutch photographer A.G.A. van Eelde in 1925, captures the intricate details of the entrance to the Masjed-e Shah, a mosque in Isfahan, Persia. The photograph showcases the mosque's stunning architecture, with its ornate tiles and intricate mosaic designs. The image also shows a group of individuals standing in front of the mosque, offering a glimpse into the daily life of the people of Isfahan during the early 20th century. The photograph is a valuable record of Iranian architecture and culture during this period.