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

This black and white photograph titled "Moskee van de Sjah (Masjed-e Shah) in Isfahan, Perzië" was taken by Dutch photographer A.G.A. van Eelde around 1925. The image showcases the intricate facade of the Masjed-e Shah mosque in Isfahan, Iran, with its ornate tilework and arched entryway. The photograph captures the bustling atmosphere of a market in front of the mosque, featuring vendors and shoppers going about their daily routines, creating a glimpse into Iranian life in the early 20th century. This photograph exemplifies van Eelde's interest in documenting architectural and cultural landscapes during his travels.