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Stock Photo - Burial tombs and bas-reliefs of Nakch-i Roustâm [Naqsh-i Rustam]. Persepolis site. Flandin, Eugène (1809-1876) (Author) Coste, Pascal (1787-1879) (Architect). Travel to Persia from mm. Eugène Flandin, painter, and Pascal Coste, architect, undertaken by order of m. the Minister for Foreign Affairs, according to the instructions drawn up by the Institute. Published under the auspices of mr. the minister of the Interior. Date Issued: 1851 - 1854 Place: Paris Publisher: Gide and J. Baudry. Iran Iran - Antiquities Tombs & sepulchral monuments - Iran - To 499 Naqsh-i Rustam (Iran). Prints Lithographs. Etchings.

Stock Photo: Burial tombs and bas-reliefs of Nakch-i Roustâm [Naqsh-i Rustam]. Persepolis site. Flandin, Eugène (1809-1876) (Author) Coste, Pascal (1787-1879) (Architect).

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