text: Egypt

text: Antiquities

text: Pyramids of Giza (Egypt)

text: Jîzah (Egypt)

text: Funeral rites & ceremonies

text: Egypt

text: Pharaohs

text: Religious aspects

text: Scepters

text: Animals

text: Bas-reliefs

text: Yokes

text: tinted lithograph


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title: Dynastie IV. Pyramiden von Giseh [Jîzah], Grab 59.

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namePart: Lepsius, Richard (1810-1884)

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namePart: Weidenbach, Ernst (1818-1882)

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text: Antiquities

text: Boats

text: Egypt

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text: Jîzah (Egypt)

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text: Funeral rites & ceremonies

text: Egypt

text: Pharaohs

text: Religious aspects

text: Slaughtering

text: Egypt

authority: aat

text: sacrifices

text: Egypt

supplied: no

text: tinted lithograph

rights: Can be used inside free NYPL exhibition catalogs and in free NYPL brochures

rights: Can be used in advertising for NYPL exhibitions, on catalog covers, in press kits, or fundraising activities

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collectionTitle: Denkmaeler aus Aegypten und Aethiopien nach den Zeichnungen der von seiner Majestat dem Koenige von Preussen Friedrich Wilhelm IV nach diesen Landern gesendeten und in den Jahren 1842-1845 ausgefuhrten wissenschaftlichen Expedition ...


title: Dynastie IV. Pyramiden von Giseh [Jîzah],  Grab 60.

text: Egypt

text: Antiquities

text: Pyramids of Giza (Egypt)

text: Jîzah (Egypt)

text: Bulls

text: Egypt

text: Funeral rites & ceremonies

text: Egypt

text: Pharaohs

text: Religious aspects

text: Bas-reliefs

text: Geese

text: Egypt

text: Slaughtering

text: Egypt

text: tinted lithograph


title: Dynastie IV. Pyramiden von Giseh [Jîzah]: a -b  Grab 69; c Grab 76; d -e  Grab 77; f  Grab 78 ; g  Grab 92.

namePart: Weidenbach, M.

text: Egypt

text: Antiquities

text: Pyramids of Giza (Egypt)

text: Jîzah (Egypt)

text: Hieroglyphics

text: Pharaohs

text: Religious aspects


title: Dynastie IV. Pyramiden von Giseh [Jîzah], Grab 90.

text: Egypt

text: Antiquities

text: Containers

text: Pyramids of Giza (Egypt)

text: Animals

text: Egypt

text: Dancers

text: Egypt

text: Funeral rites & ceremonies

text: Egypt

text: Hieroglyphics

text: Papyrus (The plant)

text: Bas-reliefs

text: Food

text: Birds

text: Egypt

text: Yokes

text: Slaughtering

text: Egypt

text: tinted lithograph


text: Egypt

text: Antiquities

text: Pyramids of Giza (Egypt)

text: Jîzah (Egypt)

text: Dancers

text: Egypt

text: Dogs

text: Egypt

text: Funeral rites & ceremonies

text: Egypt

text: Musicians

text: Egypt

text: Pharaohs

text: Religious aspects

text: Scepters

text: Food

text: Monkeys

text: Egypt

text: tinted lithograph


text: Egypt

text: Antiquities

text: Pyramids of Giza (Egypt)

text: Jîzah (Egypt)

text: Hieroglyphics

text: Architectural decorations & ornaments

text: tinted lithograph


title: Dynastie IV. Pyramiden von Giseh [Jîzah], Grab 93.

namePart: Bonomi, Joseph

text: Egypt

text: Antiquities

text: Pyramids of Giza (Egypt)

text: Jîzah (Egypt)

text: Pharaohs

text: Religious aspects

text: Scepters

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text: Food

text: tinted lithograph


title: Dynastie V.  a. b.  Steine von Abusir [Abû .Sîr Site], jetzt im  K. Museum zu Berlin;  c. Alabastervase; d -f Felsenbilder von Wadi Maghara; g. Blöke der Pyramide No. 18, von Abusir [Abû .Sîr Site].

text: Egypt

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text: Königliche Museen zu Berlin


title: Dynastie V. Pyramiden von Giseh [Jîzah], Grab 96.

text: Egypt

text: Antiquities

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text: Hieroglyphics

text: Pharaohs

text: Religious aspects

text: Gods

text: Egyptian

text: tinted lithograph


title: Dynastie V. Pyramiden von Giseh [Jîzah], Grab 89.

namePart: Frey, Johann Jakob (1813-1865)

text: Egypt

text: Antiquities

text: Pyramids of Giza (Egypt)

text: Jîzah (Egypt)

text: Dancers

text: Egypt

text: Lotus

text: Pharaohs

text: Religious aspects

text: Architectural decorations & ornaments

text: Bas-reliefs

text: Food

text: tinted lithograph


title: [L-L]

type: content

text: Title page: Thirteenth publication. Established in 1842.

text: Stamped on title page: Map removed to Map Department.

text: At foot of title page: Charles R. Rode, 161 Broadway, Late Doggett and Rode. Price eighteen shillings, ($2,25).

title: [L-L]

collectionTitle: Doggett's New York City directory


text: Egypt

text: Antiquities

text: Pyramids of Giza (Egypt)

text: Jîzah (Egypt)

text: Funeral rites & ceremonies

text: Egypt

text: Hieroglyphics

text: Pharaohs

text: Religious aspects

text: tinted lithograph


title: Dynastie V. Pyramiden von Giseh [Jîzah], Grab 95.

text: Egypt

text: Antiquities

text: Boats

text: Egypt

text: Pyramids of Giza (Egypt)

text: Jîzah (Egypt)

text: Hieroglyphics

text: Papyrus (The plant)

text: Hunting

text: tinted lithograph


text: Egypt

text: Antiquities

text: Pyramids of Giza (Egypt)

text: Jîzah (Egypt)

text: Funeral rites & ceremonies

text: Egypt

text: Hieroglyphics

text: Bas-reliefs

text: Architectural sculpture

text: Egypt

text: tinted lithograph


title: Dynastie V. Pyramiden von Saqara [.Saqqârah], Grab 15.

text: Egypt

text: Antiquities

text: Birds

text: Boats

text: Funeral rites & ceremonies

text: Egypt

text: Animals

text: Bas-reliefs

text: tinted lithograph


text: Egypt

text: Antiquities

text: Funeral rites & ceremonies

text: Egypt

text: Pharaohs

text: Religious aspects

text: Animals

text: Fishing

text: Goatherds

text: tinted lithograph


text: Egypt

text: Antiquities

text: Funeral rites & ceremonies

text: Egypt

text: Pharaohs

text: Religious aspects

text: Bas-reliefs

text: tinted lithograph


text: Egypt

text: Antiquities

text: Hieroglyphics

text: Architectural decorations & ornaments

text: tinted lithograph


title: Dynastie V. Pyramiden von Giseh [Jîzah], Grab 16.

text: Egypt

text: Antiquities

text: Pyramids of Giza (Egypt)

text: Jîzah (Egypt)

text: Birds

text: Funeral rites & ceremonies

text: Egypt

text: Pharaohs

text: Religious aspects

text: Pottery

text: Egypt

text: Animals

text: Bas-reliefs

text: Ceremonial objects

text: Egypt

text: Handicraft

text: Egypt

text: tinted lithograph


text: Egypt

text: Antiquities

text: Pyramids of Giza (Egypt)

text: Jîzah (Egypt)

text: Birds

text: Funeral rites & ceremonies

text: Egypt

text: Pharaohs

text: Religious aspects

text: Animals

text: Bas-reliefs

text: Food

text: Ceremonial objects

text: Egypt

text: tinted lithograph


text: Egypt

text: Antiquities

text: Pyramids of Giza (Egypt)

text: Animals

text: Bas-reliefs

text: Scribes

text: Egypt

text: tinted lithograph


title: [M-M]

title: [M-M]


title: Map of Yosemite Valley.

namePart: Watkins, Carleton E., 1829-1916

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

text: Numbered at left and signed at right, in ink, on mount below print edge; titled in pencil along lower center edge of mount.

title: Map of Yosemite Valley.

text: Photographs

collectionTitle:
Yosemite :

    a collection of views.


title: The Yosemite Valley from Inspiration Point.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

text: Photographs


title: Up the Valley, Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

type: admin

text: image_id deleted, card missing

title: Up the Valley, Yosemite.

text: Photographs


title: El Capitan - 3600 ft. Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

title: El Capitan - 3600 ft. Yosemite.

text: Photographs


title: Outline - Cathedral Rock - Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

text: Rocks

text: California

text: Yosemite

title: Outline - Cathedral Rock - Yosemite.

text: Photographs


title: Bridal Veil, 900 ft. Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

text: Waterfalls

text: California

text: Yosemite

title: Bridal Veil, 900 ft. Yosemite.

text: Photographs


title: Up the Valley, Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

title: Up the Valley, Yosemite.

text: Photographs


title: Cathedral Rock, Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

text: Rocks

text: California

text: Yosemite

title: Cathedral Rock, Yosemite.

text: Photographs


title: Cathedral Spires, Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

text: Spires

text: California

text: Yosemite

title: Cathedral Spires, Yosemite.

text: Photographs


title: El Capitain - 3600 ft., Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

text: Mountains

text: California

text: Davidson (1988) 4-11

title: El Capitain - 3600 ft., Yosemite.

text: Photographs


title: The Three Brothers, 4480 ft., Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

text: Mountains

text: California

title: The Three Brothers, 4480 ft., Yosemite.

text: Photographs


title: The Sentinel 3270 ft., Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

title: The Sentinel 3270 ft., Yosemite.

text: Photographs


title: View Down the Valley, Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

title: View Down the Valley, Yosemite.

text: Photographs


title: Mirror View - El Capitan, Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

title: Mirror View - El Capitan, Yosemite.

text: Photographs


title: Yosemite Falls 2630 ft., Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

text: Waterfalls

text: California

text: Yosemite

title: Yosemite Falls 2630 ft., Yosemite.

text: Photographs


title: Upper Yosemite Falls, Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

text: Waterfalls

text: California

text: Yosemite

title: Upper Yosemite Falls, Yosemite.

text: Photographs


title: Mirror View, Yosemite, North Dome.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

text: Mountains

text: California

title: Mirror View, Yosemite, North Dome.

text: Photographs


title: The Domes, Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

text: Mountains

text: California

text: Rivers

title: The Domes, Yosemite.

text: Photographs


title: [M-M]

title: [M-M]


title: The North Dome, 3730 ft., Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

text: Mountains

text: California

text: Rivers

title: The North Dome, 3730 ft., Yosemite.

text: Photographs


title: Mirror Lake, Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

text: Lakes & ponds

text: California

text: Yosemite

title: Mirror Lake, Yosemite.

text: Photographs


title: Royal Arches, Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

text: Mountains

text: California

text: Rivers

title: Royal Arches, Yosemite.

text: Photographs


title: North Dome, 3730 ft., Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

text: Mountains

text: California

title: North Dome, 3730 ft., Yosemite.

text: Photographs


title: Vernal Falls, 300 ft., Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

text: Waterfalls

text: California

text: Yosemite

title: Vernal Falls, 300 ft., Yosemite.

text: Photographs


title: Bellows Butte and Nevada Fall, Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

text: Waterfalls

text: California

text: Yosemite

text: Photographs


title: Nevada Fall, 700 ft., Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

text: Waterfalls

text: California

text: Yosemite

title: Nevada Fall, 700 ft., Yosemite.

text: Photographs


title: The Domes from the Sentinel Dome, Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

text: Mountains

text: California

text: Photographs


title: Vernal and Nevada Fall from Glacier Place, Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

text: Mountains

text: California

text: Waterfalls

text: California

text: Yosemite

text: Photographs


title: The Half Dome, Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

text: Mountains

text: California

text: Rivers

title: The Half Dome, Yosemite.

text: Photographs


title: Mt. Starr King, Yosemite.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

text: Mountains

text: California

text: Rivers

title: Mt. Starr King, Yosemite.

text: Photographs


title: The Grizzly Giant and Mariposa Grove, 33 ft. diam.

text: Yosemite Valley (Calif.)

text: Giant sequoia

text: Forests

text: California

text: Yosemite

text: Forests

text: California

authority: tgn

text: Yosemite Valley

text: Photographs


title: Manumission certificate for slave named George signed by Radcliffe and Riker in New York City on April 24, 1817.]

text: New York (N.Y.)

text: Freedmen

text: United States

text: Slavery

text: United States

text: Slaves

text: Emancipation

text: Collection of slave bills of sale, deeds, passes, certificates of  registry, manumission papers, wills, and speeches; Also, letters  relating to cases involving slaves which reached the courts, including the AMISTAD mutiny in which the slaves aboard the slave Island and were later awarded freedom by President John Quincy Adams; Letters by prominent abolitionists William Wilberforce,  Thomas Clarkson, and William Lloyd Garrison with their views and comments on the abolition movement are included.

text: Selected

supplied: yes

collectionTitle: Slavery & Abolition Collection, 1700-1890


title: Receipt of 95 pounds for a slave named Bett from Francis Moore on June 2, 1764.]

text: New York (State)

text: Slave trade

text: United States

text: Slavery

text: United States

text: Slave bills of sale

text: Selected


title: Two certificates for births to slaves. Top signed by Roger Carmele and bottom by Elizabeth Maunsell.]

text: New York (State)

text: Slavery

text: United States

text: Birth certificates


title: [Advertisement]

text: Please add verso

title: [Advertisement]


title: [M-M]

title: [M-M]


title: Title page]

namePart: Day & Son

type: corporate

namePart: Rattray, James, 1818-1854

text: Afghanistan

title: [Title page.]

text: Prints

form:
color lithographs
plates (illustrations)

collectionTitle: Costumes and scenery of Afghaunistaun.


title: Dedication]

text: Afghanistan

text: Dedications

title: [Dedication.]

text: Prints


title: List of subjects

text: Afghanistan

title: List of subjects

text: Prints


title: List of subscribers [1]

text: Afghanistan

title: List of subscribers [1]

text: Prints


title: List of subscribers [2]

text: Afghanistan

title: List of subscribers [2]

text: Prints


title: Dourraunnee chieftains in full armour

namePart: Carrick, Robert

text: Afghanistan

text: Arms & armament

text: Afghanistan

text: Clothing & dress

text: Afghanistan

text: Durani (Afghanistan people)

title: Dourraunnee chieftains in full armour

text: Prints


title: Dost Mahommed King of Caubul and his youngest son

namePart: Walker, Edmund, lithographer

text: Afghanistan

text: Boys

text: Afghanistan

text: Clothing & dress

text: Afghanistan

text: rulers

text: Afghanistan

nameType: personal

text: Dôst Mohammad Khân, Amir of Afghanistan, 1793-1863

text: [list of engravings, citing titles, artists, engravers, technique, size, editions and prices]

text: Prints


title: Interior of the palace of Shauh Shujah Ool Moolk, late king of Cabul

text: Afghanistan

text: Clothing & dress

text: Afghanistan

text: Kâbol

text: Castles & palaces

text: Afghanistan

text: Kâbol

text: Men

text: Afghanistan

text: Kâbol

text: Prints


title: Hawkers of the Ko-i-staun. With the valley of Caubul and mountains of Hindoocoosh.

text: Afghanistan

text: Clothing & dress

text: Afghanistan

text: Hawks

text: Hindu Kush Mountains (Afghanistan and Pakistan)

text: Men

text: Afghanistan

text: Kâbol (Afghanistan)

text: Prints


title: Encampment of the Kandahar army, under General Nott, outside the walls of Caubul, on the evacuation of Afghaunistaun by the British

text: Afghanistan

text: Afghan Wars

text: Soldiers

text: British

text: Afghanistan

text: Prints


title: Ghiljie women of the lower orders; Khoja Padshauh, a Ko-i-staun chief, with his armed retainers

text: Afghanistan

text: Arms & armament

text: Afghanistan

text: Men

text: Clothing & dress

text: Afghanistan

text: Prints


title: Kelaut-i-ghiljie

text: Afghanistan

text: Camels

text: Afghanistan

text: Women

text: Clothing & dress

text: Afghanistan

title: Kelaut-i-ghiljie

text: Prints


title: Atmaran" Hindoo of Peshawar

text: Afghanistan

text: Arms & armament

text: Afghanistan

text: Buildings

text: Afghanistan

text: Clothing & dress

text: Afghanistan

text: Government officials

text: Afghanistan

text: alttitle is taken from the title above description of this image (descriptions of all images precede plates)

title: Atmaran" Hindoo of Peshawar

text: Prints


title: Mosque and tomb of the emperor sooltaun Mahmood, of Ghuznee

text: Afghanistan

text: Interiors

text: Afghanistan

text: Ghaznî

text: Mahmud, Sultan of Ghazni, 971-1030

text: Tomb

text: Manners & customs

text: Afghanistan

text: Ghaznî

text: Men

text: Clothing & dress

text: Afghanistan

text: Ghaznî

text: Mosques

text: Afghanistan

text: Ghaznî

text: Tombs & sepulchral monuments

text: Afghanistan

text: Ghaznî

text: Prints


title: Afghaun foot soldiers in their winter dress

text: Afghanistan

text: Arms & armament

text: Afghanistan

text: Clothing & dress

text: Afghanistan

text: Towers

text: Afghanistan

text: Soldiers

text: Afghan

text: Afghanistan

text: Prints


title: Ko-i-staun foot soldiery in summer costume, actively employed among the rocks

text: Afghanistan

text: Clothing & dress

text: Afghanistan

text: Soldiers

text: Afghan

text: Afghanistan

text: Prints


title: Fortress of Alimusjid, and the Khybur Pass

namePart: Walton, W. L.

text: Afghanistan

text: Forts & fortifications

text: Afghanistan

text: Khyber Pass (Afghanistan and Pakistan)

text: Soldiers

text: Afghan

text: Afghanistan

text: Soldiers

text: British

text: Afghanistan

text: Prints


title: [M-M]

title: [M-M]


title: Chief executioner and assistant, of his majesty the late Shah; Mahomed Naib Shurreef, a celebrated Kuzzilbach chief of Caubul, and his peshkhidmut, or head attendant

text: Afghanistan

text: Executioners

text: Clothing & dress

text: Afghanistan

text: Government officials

text: Afghanistan

text: Prints


title: Bala Hissar and city of Kabul, with the British cantonments from the "Ba Maroo" hill. Hostilities commencing.

text: Afghanistan

text: Arms & armament

text: Afghanistan

text: Kâbol

text: Afghan Wars

text: cannons

text: Afghanistan

text: Kâbol

text: Clothing & dress

text: Afghanistan

text: Kâbol

text: Forts & fortifications

text: Afghanistan

text: Kâbol

text: Military camps

text: British

text: Afghanistan

text: Kâbol

text: Prints


title: Jaunbauz, or Afghaun cavalry, with horse bearing implements for smoking &c.

text: Afghanistan

text: Arms & armament

text: Afghanistan

text: Clothing & dress

text: Afghanistan

text: Cavalry

text: Afghan

text: Afghanistan

text: Horses

text: Afghanistan

text: Smoking

text: Afghanistan

text: Prints


title: Town and citadel of Ghuznee

text: Afghanistan

text: Forts & fortifications

text: Afghanistan

text: Ghaznî

text: Ghaznî (Afghanistan)

title: Town and citadel of Ghuznee

text: Prints


title: Hyder Khan, the governor of Ghuznee; Oosbegs of Mooraud Bey

text: Afghanistan

text: Clothing & dress

text: Afghanistan

text: Government officials

text: Afghanistan

text: Ghaznî

text: Uzbeks

text: Clothing and dress

text: Prints


title: Jugdelluk, the last stand made by General Elphinstone's army in the calamitous retreat

namePart: Hulme

text: Afghanistan

text: Afghan Wars

text: Mountains

text: Afghanistan

text: Soldiers

text: British

text: Afghanistan

text: Prints


title: Meerz Fyze, an Oosbeg elchee, or ambassador

text: Afghanistan

text: the text for this image describes the sitter an Oosbeg, and ambassador from the Meer Wallee, or Sovereign Prince of Koolloom, a frontier town of Koondooz, in Toorkistaun. [Konduz, Afghanistan, in rlin]. The sketch was done at the Fort Lughmaunee, Cohistaun.

text: Prints


title: Interior of the city of Kandahar, from the house of the sirdar "Meer Dil Khan" brother of the king of Caubul

text: Afghanistan

text: Kandahâr (Afghanistan)

text: Prints


title: Ladies of Caubul in their in and out-of-door costume; Gool Mahommed Khaun King of the Ghilgies

text: Afghanistan

text: Interiors

text: Afghanistan

text: Kâbol

text: Women

text: Clothing & dress

text: Afghanistan

text: Kabol

text: Men

text: Clothing & dress

text: Afghanistan

text: Prints


title: The "Bullock's Hump" and military cantonments, Kandahar

text: Afghanistan

text: Clothing & dress

text: Afghanistan

text: Military camps

text: British

text: Afghanistan

text: Kandahâr

text: Mountains

text: Afghanistan

text: Smoking

text: Afghanistan

text: Kandahâr

text: Prints


title: Temple of "Ahmed Shauh," King of Afghaunistaun, Kandahar, looked upon as so sacred an edifice, that the vilest criminal seeking protection at its threshold is secure from the hands of justice

text: Afghanistan

text: Ahmad Shâh Durrânî, Amir of Afghanistan, ca. 1723-1772

text: Tomb

text: Camels

text: Afghanistan

text: Clothing & dress

text: Afghanistan

text: Kandahâr

text: Markets

text: Afghanistan

text: Kandahâr

text: Prints


title: City of Kandahar, its principle bazaar and citadel, taken from the nakarra khauneh, or royal band room

text: Afghanistan

text: Bazaars

text: Afghanistan

text: Kandahâr

text: City & town life

text: Afghanistan

text: Kandahâr

text: Forts & fortifications

text: Afghanistan

text: Kandahâr

text: Prints


title: Kandahar lady of rank, engaged in smoking

text: Afghanistan

text: Women

text: Afghanistan

text: Kandahâr

text: Women

text: Clothing & dress

text: Afghanistan

text: Kandahar

text: Water pipes (Smoking)

text: Prints


title: Mosque of Goolaum Hoossein Huzrut-jee, a great prophet of the Afghauns, and the tombs of the kings at Kandahar

text: Afghanistan

text: Mosques

text: Afghanistan

text: Kandahâr

text: Tombs & sepulchral monuments

text: Afghanistan

text: Kandahâr

text: Prints


title: "The metropolitan sanitary fair."--Mrs. McClellan's table in the department of arms and trophies--sale of Frank Leslie's sketches.

text: United States

text: History

type: temporal

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: United States Sanitary Commission

nameType: conference

text: Metropolitan Fair (1864 : New York, N.Y.)

text: Fairs

text: Wood engravings

extent: 1 print : wood engraving ; 25 x 28.6 cm.

collectionTitle: Sketches for Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper : 138 original drawings of the Civil War by staff artists, 1861-1864.


title: Rebels preparing to bombard Fort Sumter--scene on Cummings Point

namePart: Waud, William (d. 1878)

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: Fort Sumter (Charleston, S.C.)

text: Confederate States of America. Army

type: statement of responsibility

text: sketched by Leslie's artist when in the Rebel service by compulsion. . . William Waud.

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash ; 24.2 x 36.5 cm.


title: [M-M]

title: [M-M]


title: Castle Picnkey, Charleston Harbor, in possession of the South Carolina troops.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: Forts & fortifications

text: South Carolina

text: Charleston

text: Castle Pinckney (Charleston, S.C.)

text: Pencil works

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash ; 15.6 x 34.5 cm.


title: Fort Pinckney

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: Forts & fortifications

text: South Carolina

text: Charleston

text: Castle Pinckney (Charleston, S.C.)

text: Missing since 1960.

text: by William Waud.

title: Fort Pinckney


title: President-elect passing through Baltimore.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: Baltimore (Md.)

text: Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865


title: Regiments drilling on the grounds in front of the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md.

namePart: Lumley, Arthur (ca. 1837-1912)

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: Military education

text: United States

text: United States Naval Academy

text: by Arthur Lumley.

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash ; 15.8 x 24.6 cm.


title: Occupation of Baltimore by General Butler. Union troops passing down Lee Street, May 12, 1861. Portion of Boston artillery flanked by Infantry of the 6th Mass. regiment to Federal Hill

namePart: Schell, Francis H. (1834-1909)

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell.


title: The Boston battery at General Butler's camps, Relay House. Commanding the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad by Patapsco River

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell.


title: Battery commanding the approach to Washington on the height of ------- Ridge near the relay house

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley.

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash ; 16.7 x 24.3 cm.


title: Arrival of the New York 71st regiment at the Railroad Depot, Washington, D.C. May 25, 1861.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash ; 15.8 x 24.2 cm.


title: View from Mount Pleasant, Arlington Heights, Va.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley.

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash ; 21.8 x 30.6 cm.


title: Georgetown, Washington, Alexandria. May '61

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley.

extent: 1 drawing ; pencil and ink ; 22.2 x 33.1 cm.


title: View of the Long Bridge over the Potomac; Alexandria Road On Virginia side. The Long Bridge from the Washington shore. The Long Bridge from the Virginia shore. The Virginia shore from the Long Bridge

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by A. Lumley.

extent: 1 drawing ; pencil and ink wash ; 33.3 x 24.1 cm.


title: Funeral of Col. Ellsworth, East Room, White House, Washigton, D.C., 10[:00] a.m.; 25 May ['61]

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash ; 24.6 x 33.8 cm.


title: High battery at the Chain Bridge

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley.

title: High battery at the Chain Bridge

extent: 1 drawing : ink wash and gouache ; 14.2 x 21.5 cm.


title: Union Battery at the Chain Bridge--1861

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley.

title: Union Battery at the Chain Bridge--1861


title: Union pickets foreground. Rebel in hay stack. Munson Hill Fort

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley.

extent: 1 drawing  : pencil and ink wash ; 15.2 x 24.7 cm.


title: Camp life of the regular cavalry. Co. H Capt. McLean, Chain Bridge, Va.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley.

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash ; 20.8 x 30.4 cm.


title: Awaiting the enemy

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: [probably by Arthur Lumley].

title: Awaiting the enemy

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash ; 18.7 x 25.4 cm.


title: Blenker's Brigade from the headquarters of the Garibaldi Guard, Roche's Mills, Va.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley.

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash ; 21.1 x 29.2 cm.


title: Flotilla of the Potomac River; Freestone Point; ---- --- Creek

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley.

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink ; 33 x 50.4 cm.


title: Building bridges over the Georgetown and Alexandria Canal for the use of the soldiers. Fort McQuade. . . .

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley.

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash ; 21.7 x 30.9 cm.


field: dateIssued

title: The struggle for the guidon

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: In pencil in upper right: Drawn on wood Dec. 8, 1862.

text: by Edwin Forbes. [Published Jan. 21, 1863.]

title: The struggle for the guidon


title: [M-M]

title: [M-M]


title: Flag boat Yankee of the Potomac flotilla--scouting off Evansport. . .

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley Aug. 1861.

extent: 1 drawing : pen and ink and wash ; 21.2 x 29 cm.


title: Building an observatory. . .on Upton's Hill

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley [?] 1861.


title: Gen. Smith's Brigade--from Fort Marcy. Chain Bridge, Va.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley Sept. 1861.

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash ; 25.5 x 45 cm.


title: Scene on the P. . .ton farm, bringing the pig away, near Annandale, Va.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley.


title: Block house no. 3 near Fort Corcoran, Arlington Heights, Va.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley.

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink ; 17.4 x 25.3 cm.


title: Ulic (John A.B.) Dahlgren's Naval Battery. Road to Fairfax County, near Alexandria. July 29th, 1861.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865


title: . . . . Oakhill, the north end of Falls Church, Va.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley, Oct. 1861.

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink ; 14.4 x 49 cm.


title: The Rhode Island camp. Washington--Virginia, with camps

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley.


title: Death of General Lyon, August 10, 1861

namePart: Lovie, Henri

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Henry Lovie.

title: Death of General Lyon, August 10, 1861


title: Village of Hampton, Va. sketched on the day of the occupation by the 3rd and 4th Mass. Regiments

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell. [Published Aug. 10, 1861]


title: The Naval Brigade under command of Lt. Crosby. . ., Hampton Creek, night of 8th June

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell. [Published June 22, 1861.]


title: The remains of Col. Vosburg at headquarters Navy Yard, lying in state. Washington, D.C., May 20, 1861.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash ; 21.8 x 33.3 cm.


title: Gen. Garnett's death [July 13, 1861].

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

title: Gen. Garnett's death [July 13, 1861].


title: Gen. Butler's experiments with the Sawyer rifled cannon. . .

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell. (Jul-Aug. 1861)


title: Mathais Point. Death of Capt. Ward on board the Thomas Freeborn gunboat. 6[:00] p.m. Thursday, 27th June 1861

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley.

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash ; 18.3 x 23.8 cm.


title: Practicing with the celebrated Sawyer gun on the rebel batteries at Sewell's Point near Norfolk, Va. from Fort Calhoun (unfinished) on the rip-raps in front of Fortress Monroe

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley, June 20, 1861.

extent: 1 drawing : pencil, ink and gouache ; 32.5 x 47.8 cm.


title: [M-M]

text: Title page: Thirteenth publication. Established in 1842.

title: [M-M]


title: Interior of wood shed at Marshall Kane's (police) headquarters. Hollingsworth St., Baltimore. [Published July 13, 1861.]

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865


title: The kitchen of Fremont Dragoons, fairgrounds, Tipton, Md. Oct. 13, 1861. [Published Nov. 2, 1861.]

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash ; 19.1 x 24.1 cm.


title: A rebel treed. Arrest of rebel officer Lt. H. J. Segal of the insurgent army near Falls Church by Lt. Col. Winslow and Capt. Shattuck of the N.Y. 37th regiment

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley.

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash ; 22 x 33.5 cm.


title: View from the top of Pilot Knob. The advance of the army. . .

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by H. Lovie.


title: General N. P. Bank's headquarters near Edward's Ferry.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865


title: The body of Col. Baker at Anthony Buchly--the undertaker's store--Penn. Ave., Washington

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley, Oct. 21st, 1861.


title: Experimenting with the rubber pontoons and rope bridge at Camp Alexander, Washington D.C. 15th N.Y.V. Engineers. Col. McLoud Murphy, Annacosta River or Eastern Branch

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley. Dec. [1861]

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash ; 18 x 46.7 cm.


title: Court-martial of Col. Kerrigan, Washington, Dec. 1861

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley. Published Jan. 4, 1862.

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash ; 25.5 x 49 cm.


title: Newport, Kentucky, Oct. 1861

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell.

title: Newport, Kentucky, Oct. 1861


title: Firing of a flag of truce from the Craney Island battery near Norfolk (Adriatic of Phila.)

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell.


title: Halt of the procession before Gen. McLenon's house on 15th and K Streets. Gen. Blenker's brigade

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley.

extent: 1 drawing : ink and wash; 22.6 x 34.4 cm.


title: Cavalry scouting

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley.

title: Cavalry scouting


title: Passage down the Ohio of Gen. Negley's Penn. brigade consisting of 77th, 78th and 79th regiments. Col's Hamright, Stambaugh & Serrell, bound for service in Kentucky

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell. (Published Oct. 1861.)

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash ; 23.5 x 33.5 cm.


title: Burnside's expedition assembling at Annapolis

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley.


title: Wreck of the bark Voltigeur having on board the 11th Conn. Regiments in Hatteras Inlet; no lives lost

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell. Jan. 1862.


title: General view of Pamlico Sound and the vessels of the Burnside from Hatteras Inlet

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell.


title: Ascending the Cumberland to Fort McHenry. Feb. 3, 1862.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865


title: Pennsylvania troops searching wagons for contraband goods on the Frederick Road, Md.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell.


title: [A river scene with gunboats, steamboats, one named the Patuxent, a paddlewheeler]

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell, Febr. 7, 1862.


title: A norther settling in. The landing. Fort Barton, Roanoke Island

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell.


title: The Iowa 2nd Regiment storming the rebel entrenchment at Fort Donelson, Febr. 15th, 186-? Gen. Smith on horseback

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell.


title: Hospital on Roanoke Island. Febr. 8, 1862

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell.


title: Ship Island with Gen. Butler's encampment. . .from the Connecticut

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: Long strip, drawing on green paper.

text: by William Waud. Febr. 20, 1862.


title: Barren battle scene, with infantry men moving forward]

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell.

extent: 1 drawing ; pencil and wash ; 18.8 x 32.5 cm.


title: Siege of Island no. 10. Bombardment at night, mortars, Kentucky shore

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Henry Lovie. March 18, 1862. Publ. April 5, [18]62.


title: [M-M]

text: Stamped on title page: Map removed to Map Department.

text: At foot of title page: Charles R. Rode, 161 Broadway, Late Doggett and Rode. Price eighteen shillings, ($2,25).

title: [M-M]


title: The war on the Mississippi. Bombardment of the rebel fortifications at Island no.10. March 16, 1862

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: [by H. Lovie?]


title: The last charge at the Battle of Pittsburg Landing

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Henry Lovie. April 6, 1862.


title: Gen. Buell's army crossing to Pittsburg Landing, April 6, 1862

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Henry Lovie.


title: Battle of Pittsburg Landing (Shiloh), Sunday Evening, 6 o'clock, April 6, 1862

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: Henry Lovie.


title: The bombardment of Fort Pulaski. April 11, 1862

namePart: Crane, William

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by William Crane.

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash ; 16.7 x 33.8 cm.


title: Siege of Fort Macon, "our outer pickets skirmishing. . ." April 11th, 1862

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell.


title: Siege works on Bogue Island, for the reduction of Fort Macon, N.C. April 11, 1862

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: By Frank H. Schell.


title: Farragut's fleet ascending the Mississippi, April 17th, 1862

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by William Waud.

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash on green paper ; 24.9 x 36.2 cm.


title: The United States fleet coming to anchor in front of the City of New Orleans, Friday, April 25, 1862

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by William Waud.

extent: 1 drawing ; ink and wash on brown paper ; 26 x 34.5 cm.


title: Farragut's arrival at New Orleans, April 25, 1862

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by William Waud.

extent: 1 drawing : ink and wash on brown paper ; 19 x 35.5 cm.


title: The Louisiana floating battery blown up by the rebels. Explosion of the rebel floating battery during Farragut's passing of the Mississippi forts. April 28th, 1862

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: William Waud.

extent: 1 drawing : ink wash and gouache on brown paper ; 17.2 x 26.2 cm.


title: McClellan's advance on Yorktown, Va. April 6, 1862

namePart: Hall, E. S.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by E. S. Hall.


title: The Mississippi River --The Autocrat, flagship of Brigadier General Ellett's marine brigade, patrolling the river

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell.

extent: 1 drawing  : ink and wash ; 20.3 x 31.5 cm.


title: Balloon reconnaissance on banks of James River

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley.

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and gray wash and heightened with white gouache ; 24.6 x 32 cm.


title: Valley of the Chickahominy, Va. looking S.E. from the vicinity of Mechanicsville

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Wm. Waud.

extent: 1 drawing ; pencil and gray wash and heightened with white gouache on brown paper ; 27.1 x 45.8 cm.


title: McClellan's campaign before Richmond

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: William Waud.

title: McClellan's campaign before Richmond

extent: 1 drawing ; pencil and ink wash ; 17 x 25 cm.


title: Jack at the masthead of a James River gunboat on the look-out for rebel batteries or guerillas. May 1862

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: Frank H. Schell.


title: Capture of a contrabandist on Lake Pontchartin

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell.


title: Gen. McClellan reconnoitring at Mechanicsville

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by William Waud. About June, 1862.

extent: 1 drawing ; pencil and sepia wash and heightened with white gouache on brown paper ; 16 x 24.1 cm.


title: [M-M]

title: [M-M]


title: Gen. McClellan's march. . . .The last grand review

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Arthur Lumley.

extent: 1 drawing  : pencil and ink wash ; 22 x 34 cm.


title: The battle of Munfordville, Kentucky. The rebels charging through the abattis in front of the fortification near Green River

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: [by H. Lovie?]


title: Death of Col. Ganess (?) . . . Battle of Stone River, Dec. 3, 1862.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Henry Lovie.


title: Capture of the U.S. steamer Harriet Lane ....

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell.


title: Blowing up of the U.S. Gunboat Westfield, aground on Pelican Island, Galveston Harbor

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell.


title: Capture of the U.S. blockading ship Morning Light off Sabine Pass, Jan. 21, 1863, by rebel copper clad boat Uncle Ben

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell.


title: The war in Louisiana. Towing the wounded down the Bayou of La Teche, night of Jan. 14th after the battle Teche Bayou

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell.


title: Newbern, N.C., March 14th, 1864

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell.

title: Newbern, N.C., March 14th, 1864


title: Battle of Pittsburgh Landing. Charge of 1st Ohio, Sunday April 6, 1863. Recapture of artillery by the 1st Ohio and other regiments under General Rousseau, Monday April 7, 1862. [check dates]

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash ; 34.6 x 49.4 cm.


title: Army of the Potomac marching through the "wilderness" near Chancellorsville May 2, 1863

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Edwin Forbes.


title: Army of the Potomac marching through the wilderness to attack the rebel army under Gen. Lee.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865


title: Killing's Cave on the banks of the Potomac near Sharpsburg, July 3, 1863

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell.


title: The battle of Sharpsburg from Mumma's farm. July 3, 1863

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell.


title: Retreat of Gen. Lee's army, July 13th, 1863, crossing the Potomac above Williamsport, Md.

namePart: Bonwill, Charles E. H. (b. ca. 1836)

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: C. E. H. Bonwill.


title: War in Georgia. Chickamauga, Fair View Mts. in the distance, Sept. 19, 1863.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash ; 21 x 31.8 cm.


title: Battle of Chickamauga, Sept. 20, 1863.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

title: Battle of Chickamauga, Sept. 20, 1863.

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash ; 21.4 x 31.8 cm.


title: Battle of Chickamauga, Sept. 20, 1863

namePart: Hillen, J. T. E.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by J. T. E. Hillen.

title: Battle of Chickamauga, Sept. 20, 1863

extent: 1 drawing ; ink and wash ; 20.8 x 32 cm.


title: Attempt of blowing up the train from Nashville to Stevenson by means of torpedoes on the R.R. truck in the Cumberland tunnel. . . .Oct. 25-26, 1863

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by J. T. E. Hillen.

extent: 1 drawing : blue ink and wash ; 19 x 16 cm.


title: Attack of federal supply train by rebel cavalry on its way to Chattanooga, Oct. 3, 1862

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by J. T. E. Hillen [1863?]

extent: 1 drawing : ink and wash ; 21.2 x 33.3 cm.


title: Stalking the enemy in the forest; two soldiers watching enemy soldiers in camouflage, at Chattanooga, Tenn. Nov. 11, 1863

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by J. T. E. Hillen.

extent: 1 drawing : brown ink and wash ; 20.7 x 31.4 cm.


title: Viaduct on Chattanooga R. Road between Shellmound Station and White Side. 1863

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by J. T. E. Hillen.

extent: 1 drawing : blue ink and wash ; 22.8 x 33.5 cm.


title: Plantation families coming into the U.S. Commissary for food, near Vicksburg, Miss.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell, July 1863.


title: Saltpeter works in the cave at Shellmound, Tenn. (Nickajack Cave)

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by J. T. E. Hillen.

extent: 1 drawing : ink and wash ; 19.5 x 30.8 cm.


title: [M-M]

title: [M-M]


title: Entrance to the Nickajack Cave

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by J. T. E. Hillen.

title: Entrance to the Nickajack Cave

extent: 1 drawing : ink and wash ; 21.1 x 29.4 cm.


title: Sequatchie Valley, near Chattanooga, Tenn.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by J. T. E. Hillen. ("Seequachee")

extent: 1 drawing ; ink and wash on brown paper ; 23 x 48.8 cm.


title: Lookout Mountain from Brown's Ferry; Steamer passing through the pontoon bridge

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell.


title: Bank's expedition. Landing at Brazos, Texas. Nov. 21, 1863.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: Boats

extent: 1 drawing : pencil and ink wash ; 8.8 x 13.5 cm.


title: Hooker capturing Lookout Mountain. Nov. 24, 1862

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by J. T. E. Hillen.

extent: 1 drawing : brown ink and wash ; 21.7 x 32.5 cm.


title: Battle of Chattanooga. Capture of Lookout Mountain, Nov. 25th, 1863.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

extent: 1 drawing : brown ink and wash ; 19.8 x 32.4 cm.


title: Preparation for Winter. Army of Cumberland going into Winter Quarters, Dec. 1863

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by J. T. E. Hillen.

extent: 1 drawing : blue ink and wash ; 22 x 33 cm.


title: Going into winter quarter

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Edwin Forbes.

title: Going into winter quarter


title: Going into winter quarters [building a log cabin]

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Edwin Forbes.


title: Company of "Rebprison" on the island opposite Bridgeport, the night of Nov. 30, 1863

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by J. T. E. Hillen.

extent: 1 drawing : blue ink and wash ; 20.2 x 27 cm.


title: The "Weehawken" sinking, Dec. 6th, 1863.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865


title: 7th Corps Opera House, Culpepper, Febr. 29th, 1864

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Edwin Forbes.


title: Explosion of a torpedo under the U.S.S. Commodore Barney, James River, 1863, 6 miles below Ft. Darling

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Frank H. Schell.


title: Fort Powell, or Fort Grant now under process of reduction by our fleet. . . .

namePart: Hough

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by. . . .Hough of the navy.


title: Gen. Patrick riding around Richmond

namePart: Caskie, Major

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Caskie.

title: Gen. Patrick riding around Richmond


title: Stonewall Jackson, sketch from life

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Maj. Caskie, C.S.A., 1862.

title: Stonewall Jackson, sketch from life


title: Going to post

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Caskie.

title: Going to post


title: Dr. Burton--Richmond [sitting at table with cards and poker chips]

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Maj. Caskie

extent: 1 drawing ; ink, watercolor, paper and fabric, mounted on blue lined paper  ; 21 x 13.6 cm.


title: Lt. Col. W. L. Brown, C.S.A. Comm. Richmond Arsenal. 1865

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Maj. Caskie.

extent: 1 drawing ; pencil and watercolor, mounted on blue lined paper ; 14 x 11.3 cm.


title: Col. Bassett French, aid to Gen. Smith of Va., 1864

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Maj. Caskie.

extent: 1 drawing ; pencil and watercolor, mounted on blue lined paper ; 13.7 x 8.2 cm.


title: Forth C.S. Congress 1864

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Maj. Caskie.

title: Forth C.S. Congress 1864

extent: 1 drawing ; pencil and watercolor, mounted on blue lined paper ; 13.3 x 9.1 cm.


title: Study for painting of Jackson borne from the field

namePart: Washington, William

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by W. Washington, Richmond, 1864.

extent: 1 drawing ; pencil on blue lined paper ; 21 x 27.5 cm.


title: Sketch of a woman's head from "Jackson entering Winchester"

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Wm. Washington, 1864.


title: Standard bearer--study for painting

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Wm. Washington, Richmond.

title: Standard bearer--study for painting


title: [M-M]

title: [M-M]


title: Capture of New Orleans. U.S. Fleet passing Fort Philip

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Wm. Waud.

extent: 1 drawing ; ink wash and gouache on green paper ; 22 x 36.6 cm.


title: On picket. (Picket on bridge over creek)

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Maj. Caskie, C.S.A., 1863.


title: Sketch of a soldier on horseback going through woods

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: by Maj. Caskie, 1863.

extent: 1 drawing : pencil on brown paper ; 22.5 x 21.4 cm.


title: Battle of Fredricksburg, Dec. 13, 1862.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: Long panorama, mounted, folded.

title: Battle of Fredricksburg, Dec. 13, 1862.

extent: 1 drawing : pencil on brown paper ; 12 x 152 cm.


title: Capt. Cavendish (English) on Fitzhugh Lee's staff.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

extent: 1 drawing ; ink, watercolor, paper and fabric ; 23.2 x 7.5 cm.


title: Army bakery at the Capitol,  Washington D.C.

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: Bakeries

type: ownership

text: From Stauffer Coll. added at end of last portfolio.

text: by Lumley.

extent: 1 drawing ; ink and wash ; 22.8 x 35.8 cm.


title: [M]

title: [M]


title: [N-N]

title: [N-N]


title: [O-O]

title: [O-O]


title: Front cover of binding]

namePart: Firdawsî

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Besides the miniatures some marginal drawings (on ff.1v-2, 300v-301, and 607) were included to our metadata records.

text: Incipit:  bi-nâm-i khudâvand-i jân va khirad ...

type: citation/reference

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: In order to scan some illuminated chapter headings it is necessary to examine the manuscript and define those folios (pages are not shown in the Standard Ref.)

text: sids done soct 08

title: Front cover of binding

extent: Fine black morocco binding with medallion and corners patterned with a white and a tan deer on gold background of embossed trees and foliage; the borders now missing.

collectionTitle: Shâhnâmah  = The Book of Kings.


title: Back cover of binding]

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Back cover of binding


text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: [Title page] [Sarlawh?] with "marginal drawings of gold plants, trees, and animals".


title: Jamshîd enthroned flanked by an angel and a swordbearer.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Zâl before the palace of Rûdâbah.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Zâl before the palace of Rûdâbah.


title: Manûchihr gives advice to Zâl about his marriage to Rûdâbah.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Shâhnâmah  = The Book of Kings.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Shâhnâmah  = The Book of Kings.


title: Zâl (with a black beard) celebrates the birth of a son.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

extent: 8.7 x 15.2 cm.  Located on top of the page.


title: Rûdâba giving birth to Rustam.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Rûdâba giving birth to Rustam.

extent: 7.5 x 15.3 cm.  Located on bottom of the page.


title: The baby Rustam in swaddling clothes is suckled by one of his ten wet nurses.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Rustam as a child kills an enraged white elephant.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Rustam kills the castellan of Mount Sipand.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Kubâd kills the Turanian warrior Bârmân.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Afrâsiâb and his troops pursue the army of Qarân.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Zâl kills the Turanian hero Kulbâd.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Zâl kills the Turanian hero Kulbâd.


title: The youthful Iranian king Naudar led captive before the enthroned Turanian ruler Afrâsiyâb.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Abtin, a descendant of Jamshîd, makes love to the daughter of the Scythian king.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: The execution of Jamshîd by the order of Zahhâk.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Tawurk, the grandfather of Garshâsp, captures Sarnud of Hind (India).

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Garshâsp, an ancestor of Rustam, kills a dragon with a lance.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Garshâsp hits a lion with his mace.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Hunting

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Garshâsp hits a lion with his mace.


title: Garshâsp captured the dîv Mahrâs.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Garshâsp captured the dîv Mahrâs.


title: Zahhâk enthroned listens to the archimages who predict his overthrow by Farîdûn.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Tûr kills his brother Îraj.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Tûr kills his brother Îraj.


title: Manûchihr lifts his fleeing uncle.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Manûchihr lifts his fleeing uncle.


title: [O-O]

title: [O-O]


title: Manûchihr and his army degeat the forces of Kâkvî, the grandson of Zahhâk.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Manûchihr beheads his uncle Salm in battle.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: The sîmurgh brings Zâl to Sâm.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: The sîmurgh brings Zâl to Sâm.


title: A battle between Iranians and Turanians.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Rustam catches Rakhsh.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Rustam catches Rakhsh.


title: Rustam drinks wine with Kay Qubâd.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Rustam drinks wine with Kay Qubâd.


title: Rustam slays Qulûn.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Rustam slays Qulûn.


title: Rustam's Third Feat: he kills a dragon.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Rustam's Third Feat: he kills a dragon.


title: Rustam's Sixth Feat: he kills the dîv Arzhang.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Rustam's Seventh Feat: he kills the white dîv.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Pîlsam fights an Iranian hero.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Pîlsam fights an Iranian hero.


title: Rustam kills Alkûs.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Rustam kills Alkûs.


title: Suhrâb captures Hajîr.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Suhrâb captures Hajîr.


title: Suhrâb removes Gurdâfrîd's helmet and discovers his adversary is a woman.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Rustam wrestles with Suhrâb.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Rustam wrestles with Suhrâb.


title: Suhrâb menaces Rustam with a knife.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Suhrâb menaces Rustam with a knife.


title: Rustam kills Suhrâb.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Rustam kills Suhrâb.


title: Barzû, the grandson of Rustam, captures Gurgîn.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Barzû's mother tells Rustam of the lineage of her son.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Mihrâs wrestles with Barzû's dîv before the entrance to the dîv's cave.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Siyâvush playing polo with Afrâsiyâb.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Siyâvush playing polo with Afrâsiyâb.


title: Siyâvush stands captive before Afrâsiyâb and members of his court.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Gurûy executes Siyâvush.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Gurûy executes Siyâvush.


title: Rustam drags Sûdâbah from her throne.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Rustam drags Sûdâbah from her throne.


title: Surkhah, the son of Afrâsiyâb, is executed by Zavâra.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Rustam spears Pîlsam and lifts him into the air.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Kay Khusrau, on the top of a fortress, shoots a dîv who defends the castle of Bahman.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Shâhnâmah  [Text Page]

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Shâhnâmah  [Text Page]


title: [P-P]

title: [P-P]


title: Farâmarz, a son of Rustam, strikes Shîrm.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Farâmarz kills a Turanian before the fortress of Hisâr.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Farâmarz kills Takhânû in battle.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Farâmarz kills Takhânû in battle.


title: An episode in Farâmarz's fight with Mihârk.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Shâhnâmah  = The Book of Kings. p. 171v

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Shâhnâmah  = The Book of Kings. p. 171v


title: A second episode in the battle between the armies of Farâmarz and Mihârk.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: A third episode in the battle between the armies of Farâmarz and Mihârk.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Farâmarz slays Mihârk.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Farâmarz slays Mihârk.


title: Farâmarz slays a fleeing soldier.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Farâmarz slays a fleeing soldier.


title: Farûd shoots Zarasp, the son of Tûs.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Farûd shoots Zarasp, the son of Tûs.


title: Bîzhan kills Balâshânwith a mace.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Bîzhan kills Balâshânwith a mace.


title: Tazhâv attacks Bahrâm.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Tazhâv attacks Bahrâm.


title: Afrâsiyâb gives Pîrân a robe of honor.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Afrâsiyâb gives Pîrân a robe of honor.


title: Tûs kills the Turanian warrior Arzhang.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Tûs kills the Turanian warrior Arzhang.


title: Ruhhâm cuts off the arm of the sorcerer Bâzûr.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Rustam shoots Ashkabûs.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Rustam shoots Ashkabûs.


title: Rustam captures Kâmûs.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Rustam captures Kâmûs.


title: Rustam hits Kâfûr.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Rustam hits Kâfûr.


title: Akvân dîv about to fling the sleeping Rustam into the sea.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Rustam mounted on Rakhsh attacks Khabâs, the son of Akvân dîv.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Gîv fights Lahhâk.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Gîv fights Lahhâk.


title: Farîburz, the son of Kay Kâ'ûs, hits Kâlbad.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Shâhnâmah  = The Book of Kings. p. 253.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Shâhnâmah  = The Book of Kings. p. 253.


title: Gîv kills Gurûy (or Gurwî).

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Gîv kills Gurûy (or Gurwî).


title: Gurâzah lifts Siyâmak above his head.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Gurâzah lifts Siyâmak above his head.


title: Shâhnâmah  = The Book of Kings. p. 253v.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Furûhil and Zangûlah fight.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Furûhil and Zangûlah fight.


title: [P-P]

title: [P-P]


title: Ruhhâm chases Bârmân.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Ruhhâm chases Bârmân.


title: Above, Bîzhan fights Rû'în. [] Below, Hajîr leads away the dead Sipahram.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Shâhnâmah  = The Book of Kings. p. 254v.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Gurgîn kills Andarîmân.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Gurgîn kills Andarîmân.


title: Gurgîn leads away Andarîmân's horse.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Gurgîn leads away Andarîmân's horse.


title: Bartah cleaves open Kuhram's head with his sword.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Pîrân escapes from Gûdarz.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Pîrân escapes from Gûdarz.


title: Gustaham fights Lahhâk.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Gustaham fights Lahhâk.


title: Kay Khusrau kills Shîdah.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Kay Khusrau kills Shîdah.


title: Kay Khusrau kills the shah of Makrân in battle.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Kay Khusrau celebrates on his return to Iran.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Shâhnâmah  = The Book of Kings. p. 288.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Shâhnâmah  = The Book of Kings. p. 288.


title: Kay Khusrau executes Afrâsiyâb.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Kay Khusrau executes Afrâsiyâb.


title: Garsîvaz, the brother of Afrâsiyâb, is executed.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Kay Khusrau bids farewell to his court.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Kay Khusrau bids farewell to his court.


title: Illuminated chapter heading.]

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: [Illuminated chapter heading.]


title: Gushtâsb enthroned in a garden.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Gushtâsb enthroned in a garden.


title: Gushtâsb is greeted by Zâl in Sîstân.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Gushtâsb is greeted by Zâl in Sîstân.


title: Isfandiyâr's Fifth Exploit: he kills the sîmurgh.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Isfandiyâr, who has cut off Arjâsp's head, holds the dead man's crown.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: The sîmurgh aids the wounded Rustam and Rakhsh.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Rustam shoots Isfandiyâr in the eyes with a double-pointed arrow.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Rustam shoots Shaghâd.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Rustam shoots Shaghâd.


title: Bahman and his courtiers look at the body of Farâmarz.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Iskandar (Alexander the Great) cuts off the head of a dragon.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: The execution of the murderers of Darâ as ordered by Iskandar.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Iskandar visits with King Darâ (Darius) in a garden.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: [P-P]

title: [P-P]


title: The dying Bahrâm places a crown on the head of his successor Shâpûr.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Bahrâm Gûr on horseback surveys two dead lions and is advised by an old man not to kill any more.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08


title: Bahrâm Gûr kills a dragon.

text: Manuscripts, Persian

text: Purchased in Teheran, 1949.

text: Schmitz, II.11.

text: sids done soct 08

title: Bahrâm Gûr kills a dragon.


title: Al Jolson The Jazz Singer

namePart: Warner Bros.

text: Jolson, Al, 1886-1950

text: Movie program.

title: Al Jolson The Jazz Singer

typeOfResource:
still image
text

text: Programs

collectionTitle: Program file


title: Advertisement for the stage production Bagels and Yox

callNumber: *T-PRO


title: Buffalo Bill's Wild West : America's national entertainment...programme...

namePart: Buffalo Bill, 1846-1917

namePart: Salsbury, Nathan, 1846-1902

namePart: Calhoun Printing Company

text: Buffalo Bill, 1846-1917

text: W.F. Cody and Nate Salsbury, proprietors.

text: Theater programs


title: Buffalo Bill's... Wild West... Official Programme

text: Buffalo Bill, 1846-1917

text: Salsbury, Nathan, 1846-1902

text: Theater programs


title: Casino de Paree

callNumber: *T PHO B

title: Casino de Paree

text: Handbills


title: Pelican Productions presents the world premiere of T. Edward Hambleton's production starring Charles Laughton in Galileo by Berthold Brecht...

text: Program for Galileo, Coronet Theatre, July 24 - August17.

text: Cover captured only.

text: Theater programs


title: Jane Eyre playbill for the Victoria Theare.

text: Theater programs


title: Jane Eyre playbill for the Surrey Theatre, December 28, 1867

callNumber: MWEZ 766: Jane Eyre

text: Theater programs


title: [Q-Q]

title: [Q-Q]


title: Mr. Bluebeard. Iroquois Theatre. Souvenir Programme. Dedicatory Performance, Nov. 23, 1903.

originInfo: Chicago

namePart: Klaw & Erlanger

text: Townsend Walsh Collection.

text: Theater programs


title: The Show Boat "Periwinkle" Carrying a Pleasure Party of Distinguish Players. Periwinkle Players will present several delightful programs including in their Repertoire "Ten Nights in a Bar Room" and "The Ocean of Life or Every Inch a Sailor" [Programme]

text: Theater programs


title: [R-R]

title: [R-R]


title: Front cover of binding]

namePart: Darîr Erzurumî (fl. 14th cent.)

namePart: Murad III, Sultan of the Turks (1546-1595)

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Incipit:  akhbaranâ al-shaykh al-jalîl Abî [sic] 'Abd-Allâh Muhammad bin Ahmad bin Muhammad bin 'Ubayd bin Mûsâ al-faqîh al-mâlikî qâla: Akhbaranâ Muhâjir bin 'Abd-Allâh ... (Ending, p. 465v): ...  kendû zaynî bir kishi oldum sanur, fakr û darvishlik al-ishi sanur, [...] . (Catchword, p. 465v): bild (bld).

text: The Spencer volume probably did not leave the royal Ottoman library until after 'Abd al-'Azîz's death in 1876. It was purchased for The New York Public Library in 1930.

text: Mustafâ Zarîr's (al-Zarîr, Mustafâ ibn Yûsuf ibn 'Umar al-Maulawî al-Erzurûmî) Turkish translation and elaboration of Abu'l-Hasan al-Bakrî al-Basrî's (fl. 6/13th century) version of Ibn Ishâq's (fl. 3/9th century) life of the Prophet Muhammad was written at the order of the Mamluk sultan al-Mansûr 'Alâ' al-Dîn 'Alî (d. 778/1376). (Schmitz, p. 238)

text: The work was first illustrated during the reign of the Ottoman sultan Murâd III. (Schmitz, p. 238)

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45

title: Front cover of binding

extent: Black morocco binding with recessed center, pendants, and cornerpieces patterned with fine hatayi designs in black on gold. [�]

collectionTitle: Siyar-i Nabî = Life of the Prophet


title: Back cover of binding]

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45

title: [Back cover of binding]


title: Doublures]

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45

title: [Doublures]


title: Foldover

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45

title: Foldover


title: Illuminated pages]

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45

title: Illuminated pages


title: Jibrîl (Gabriel) invites Hazrat Muhammad for his night journey (the Mi'râj).

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Muhammad, mounted on Burâq accompanied by Jibrîl and host angels, rises to the heavens on his way to al-Masjid al-Aqsâ.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45

text: f. 6b?


title: Muhammad at al-Masjid al-Aqsâ leads the earlier prophets and angels in prayer.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Abû Tâlib, 'Abbâs ibn al-Muttalib, and other leaders of the Quraysh question Muhammad about his miraculous night journey.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: The seated Muhammad discusses prophethood with members of  the Quraysh.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Muhammad visits Abû Tâlib, who is his uncle and head of the Banû Hâshim, trying to convince him on his deathbed to become a Muslim.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Hamzah, an uncle of the Prophet although of about the same age, dressed in gold armor and holding a sword, threatens to punish those of the Quraysh who are not faithful to Muhammad after Abû Tâlib's death.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: 'Abbâs, the servant of the brothers 'Utbah and Shaybah of the clan of 'Abd Shams, kisses the feet of Muhammad in recognition of his prophethood.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: 'Abbâs, Muhammad's uncle, asks Abû Lahab to provide Muhammad with funds so that he can marry.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Abû Bakr and the Prophet's nephews ask the Sakifîs for the hand of their daughter Barîrah in marriage to Muhammad.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Umm Hakîm, in white robes and a black net face veil, seated before the Prophet, tells Muhammad that Abû Bakr would like to give his daughter 'Â'ishah in marriage to him.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Meccan leaders and the Hashimites gather around Muhammad for the marriage ceremony.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Muhammad, followed by Abû Bakr and 'Alî, goes to ask support of his uncle 'Abbâs at the 'Ukâz Fair and to invite the people to Islam.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Muhammad visits Abû Lahab in his camp.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45

title: Muhammad visits Abû Lahab in his camp.


title: [R-R]

title: [R-R]


title: Abû Lahab and his followers hurl stones at Muhammad and Abû Bakr at the 'Ukâz Fair.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Ibn Husayn, Mâlik ibn Jabal, and 'Alâ' ibn 'Alâ' of the Fîrâzâ tribe become Muslims.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Muhammad discusses Islam with leaders of the Banî Sa'sa'ah tribe, including 'Âmir ibn Sa'sa'ah.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: An erstwhile rich man, Najiz ibn Farrâsh, who was cursed by the Prophet, now a beggar.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Hannâd ibn 'Umar and members of the Tamîm tribe seated before Muhammad.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Muhammad, Prophet, d. 632

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Hannâd ibn 'Umar kisses the hand of Muhammad, pledging his aid and allegiance.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Abû Jahl, Muhammad's most prominent opponent in Mecca, is angered at people of his tribe who will not listen to him.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Abû Jahl loses his speech after he curses Muhammad.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Abû Jahl begs Muhammad to heal him.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45

title: Abû Jahl begs Muhammad to heal him.


title: The Prophet causes a spring to come forth and cures Abû Jahl with its waters, but Abû Jahl then accuses Muhammad of sorcery.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Abû Jahl, his speech restored, again urges the people to abandon their belief in the Prophet, telling them that Muhammad is a sorcerer.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Nu'mân of the Shaybân tribe is seated before Muhammad and professes belief in his prophethood and becomes a Muslim.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Nu'mân kisses the hand of Muhammad, embracing Islam.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Muhammad and Abû Bakr visit the Banû Salîmah tribe.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Mutî' and his idol collapse before the Prophet Muhammad, and the Jews beg Muhammad to restore Mutî's life.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Mutî', who has been restored to life by the Prophet, stands in front of him, his idol lying at his feet, and he converts to Islam.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: [R-R]

title: [R-R]


title: Muhammad talks with a smith who will melt down Mutî's idol so that the gold and silver may be distributed to the poor, as Mutî' had promised.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Muhammad performs another miracle by creating a spring of cool, pure water in the desert camp of the Banû Junda'.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: An old man who is cured after drinking from the miraculous healing fountain talks to the leader of the Banû Junda'.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Muhammad with a companion  meets with the Banû Junda', who have converted to Islam.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Muhammad, seated before a mihrab made of inlaid wood, talks to the leaders of the Kindah tribe.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Hamza, who wishes to convert to Islam, is prevented from doing so by Abû Jahl, who encircles him with his arms.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Nufayl ibn Ghawth attends a secret meeting of the Jews of Medina and answers questions about Muhammad and his new religion.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: A Jewish leader holds up the gown of the Jewish prophet Yahyâ (John the Baptist) on which the Muslim declaration of faith (shahâdah) has miraculously appeared; when it was cut out, it appeared a second time.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Nufayl ibn Ghawth, seated at a low  desk, reads a passage from the Old Testament that refers to the coming of the Prophet Muhammad.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Nufayl reads a letter from the Jews of Bayt al-Muqaddas (the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem) about Muhammad to his followers, who include five women.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: The Jews of Damascus find a large jug inscribed with the Muslim profession of faith (shahâdah) and try to destroy it, but they are unsuccessful.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Nufayl tells the Jews that he wants to send a delegation to Muhammad.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Abû Hishâm of Medina kisses the hand of the Prophet.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Abû Hishâm, sitting with two friends in an eyvân, tells them that he has become a Muslim.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Abû Hishâm and two friends from the city of Medina who have converted to Islam sit respectfully before the Prophet.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Abû Hishâm and his friends discuss Muhammad and his new religion with the people of Quraysh.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Muhammad and Abû Bakr on camels arrive at the 'Ukâz Fair at the campground of a heathen tribe, the Bakr ibn Wâ'il.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: A scene similar to the one on f. 236v, but with the people now angrily questioning Muhammad and Abû Bakr.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Muhammad and Abû Bakr on camels talk with an old man, Muhsin, of the  Bakr ibn Wâ'il tribe, at the 'Ukâz Fair.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Six Medinans sit before Muhammad and Abû Bakr, discussing the new faith at Akaba.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Two of the first twelve people converted to Islam from Medina kiss the hands of the Prophet at Akaba.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Sa'd ibn Ma'âdh listens to complaints about Mus'ab ibn 'Umayr, a leading proselytizer of Islam in Medina.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Mus'ab and As'ad talk to Usayd, who has come to them with evil intentions.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Sa'd plans to murder Mus'ab and As'ad.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45

title: Sa'd plans to murder Mus'ab and As'ad.


title: Seventy-two converts to Islam from Medina come out to greet Muhammad.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: The Quraysh discuss the conversion of seventy-two Medinans.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: The seventy-two Medinan Muslims tell the people of Quraysh that they want to take Muhammad to Medina.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: [R-R]

title: [R-R]


title: Abû Jahl and his followers tell the Medinans that they must not harm Muhammad.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: The people of Medina take their leave of the Prophet.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Four brothers who live in Medina and who have been converted to Islam attempt to convert their pagan father.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Mus'ab ibn 'Umayr gives Muhammad information about Medina.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: 'Ayyâsh and Hishâm freed by al-Walîd ibn al-Mughayrah who unlocks their manacled hands, a large candle lighting the scene.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Iblîs (the devil), disguised as a gray-bearded tribesman, is welcomed to a meeting of the unbelievers among the Quraysh.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: A meeting of the Quraysh unbelivers in which Iblîs descloses a plan to assassinate Muhammad.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: A scene similar to the one on f. 283, with Abû Jahl seated at the head of the assembly as it discusses the plan for killing Muhammad.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: The angel Jibrîl delivers a message from God to Muhammad, ordering him to leave Mecca and go to Medina.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Abû Bakr approached by a group of Quraysh unbelievers who try to persuade him to give up the new religion.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Muhammad and Abû Bakr converse during their journey from Mecca to Medina.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Muhammad and Abû Bakr take refuge in a cave, hiding from Meccan pursuers.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: A tree grows in front of the entrance to the cave concealing Muhammad and Abû Bakr.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Abû Jahl learns that his agents have searched in vain for Muhammad and Abû Bakr.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Iblîs, in the guise of an old man, leads a party of eight Quraysh soldiers to the cave where Muhammad and Abû Bakr are hiding.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Surâqah ibn Mâlik tells a group of Quraysh leaders how they can capture Muhammad.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Surâqah ibn Mâlik comes to kill Muhammad but his horse is stuck in the ground and refuses to approach the victim.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Surâqah returns to Mecca and addresses Abû Jahl and other Quraysh leaders, telling them of his strange experience.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: As they continue their journey to Medina, Muhammad and Abû Bakr meet three women who convert to Islam.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Muhammad and Abû Bakr on their camels, a servant holding the reins, ask for a night's lodging from an old Bedouin woman, Umm Ma'badah.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Umm Ma'badah and Abû Bakr watch in amazements as Muhammad performs a miracle by milking Ma'badah's dry sheep.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Muhammad, with God's help (symbolized by a colorful angel flying down from heaven) heals Umm Ma'badah's lame son.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Umm Ma'badah kneels before the Prophet and converts to Islam; she asks Muhammad to remain with her tribe.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Muhammad and Abû Bakr are feted by Umm Ma'badah's tribe.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: After the banquet Muhammad breathes on the bones of the lamb that they have just eaten and it comes back to life.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Muhammad and Abû Bakr on their camels meet a delegation that has come out from the city of Medina to greet them.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: 'Alî, dressed in green robe and turban, addresses a crowd in the courtyard surrounding the Ka'ba in Mecca.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: 'Abd-Allâh ibn Kharis talks to the king of Yemen in a camp, discussing the meaning of the great storm that struck Medina.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: [R-R]

title: [R-R]


title: Muhammad and his followers arrive outside Medina and are greeted by the inhabitants, many of whom ask the Prophet to stay with them.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Muhammad accompanied by his followers rides through the streets of Medina.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Muhammad dismounts before the house of Ayyûb al-Ansârî and puts his hand on the shoulder of the owner, who is overcome with emotion.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Muhammad sits beneath the arcade of Ayyûb's house with three of the Companions and heals Ayyûb's blind mother, who kneels before him.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Muhammad and his followers construct a small mosque in Medina.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: The leaders of the two Jewish tribes of Medina meet and discuss plans to kill Muhammad.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Jibrîl informs Muhammad of the assassination plot of the Medinan Jews.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: One of the newly converted Muslims of Medina urges a group of Jews of this city to convert.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: The head of a slave sent by Hanzal to murder 'Alî floats by the instigator of the assassination attempt.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: 'Umayr, addressing a group of seated Muslim leaders, falsely accuses Muhammad of not paying a debt owed to him.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: 'Alî explains to a group of men the truth about Muhammad's alleged debt.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: The daughter of Muhammad, who is seated in a litter, takes leave of four female members of the Prophet's family; all the women have flaming gold halos.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: 'Alî, mounted on his blue mule and holding a long red staff, is approached by a delegation from the Quraysh tribe, asking him not to return to Muhammad.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: 'Alî, surrounded by evil spirits, is enveloped by a gold nimbus and protected by Jibrîl.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: A Persian king who is a Zoroastrian and his young son, Salmân al-Fârisî, enter a fire temple administered by three priest, and learn that the sacred flame has been waning.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Salmân and his religious instructor have read a holy book predicting the coming of the Prophet and discuss this matter.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: [R-R]

title: [R-R]


title: Salmân is expelled from the country by his father when he refuses to practice Zoroastrianism.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Salmân is bought by an Antioch priest.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45

title: Salmân is bought by an Antioch priest.


title: Salmân, who is now a young man, is sent to the ruler of Byzantium.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Sham'un, a Companion of the Prophet, heals a man on the bank of a river.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: During a journey Salmân meets merchants from the Quraysh tribe and asks them about a new religion.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: The Meccans sell Salmân to a Jew.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45

title: The Meccans sell Salmân to a Jew.


title: Salmân converts to Islam after finding that Muhammad is a true Prophet.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Salmân presents a tablet written in Syriac to Muhammad, that indicates that Muhammad is the last prophet.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Salmân is purchased by Muhammad and freed.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: 'Abd-Allâh ibn Ybayy climbs a date palm and announces that Muhammad is approaching Qubâ', a suburb of Medina.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: 'Abd-Allâh talks with a group of his kinsmen about the new religion.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Muhammad reveals to an assemby of Jewish converts that al-Husayn ibn Sallâm has converted to Islam and taken the name 'Abd-Allâh.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Mukhayriq in discussion with five of his Jewish confederates proclaims his decision to help Muhammad in his wars.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Muhammad receives a letter from Bazan, the king of Yemen.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Muhammad offers the first prayer in a newly built mosque.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Bilâl al-Habashî, an Ethiopian negro, tells 'Umar ibn al-Khattâb that he wants to go to Damascus.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: The angel Jibrîl stands before Muhammad and instructs him on the call to prayer.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: After Jalâl speaks ill of Muhammad and his statements are reported by 'Amr ibn Sa'ad, he tries to deny them and attributes them to 'Amr. At that moment, Jibrîl brings down a section of the sûrah on repentence.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Quzmân the hypocrite, dressed only in his underdrawers, mutilates himself by sticking an arrow though his upper arm.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45


title: Ayyûb leads Râfi ibn Wadîghah, one of the hypocrites, out of the mosque for creating a disturbance.

text: Manuscripts, Turkish

text: Schmitz, IV.2.

text: TTI 80mm P45