1876 Stone Lithograph Khosrau I Chosroes Anushirvan Anushirwan Philosopher XHA5 XGWB7 This piece was illustrated by

This piece was illustrated by Macmonnies

This is an original 1912 color print of "Brazilian Woodland Scenery at Sunset

This is an original 1932 photogravure of the terrace of Mogosoaia Castle

There are some light black scuff marks in the lower half of this image

She wears a traditional heavy robe

1876 Stone Lithograph Khosrau I Chosroes Anushirvan Anushirwan Philosopher XHA5 XGWB7 This piece was illustrated byThis is an original 1876 black and white stone lithograph of Khosrau I, alternately known as Chosros I or Anushirvan (Anushirwan) the Just. This rock relief illustrates how revered he was by the people and reviled by the ruling classes. Considered to be the closest the Sassanian Empire had to a philosopher king, his rule was long and influential, but ultimately his influence decimated in a short period of time after his death. Thought to be one of the