1926 Taq-i-Bustan Carvings Sassanid Behistun Iran Print ORIGINAL HISTORIC IR2 NY9 The sculpted scenes are believed

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1926 Taq-i-Bustan Carvings Sassanid Behistun Iran Print ORIGINAL HISTORIC IR2 NY9 The sculpted scenes are believedThis is an original 1926 halftone print of Taq i Bustan, a series of large stone relief carvings from the Sassanid Empire of Persia on the south side of Mount Behistun (or Bisutun) in Iran. (Please note that, typical of halftone prints, there is printing on the reverse.) Period Paper is pleased to offer an exceptional collection of historic original halftone prints of the architecture, landscape, and people of Iran (Persia). Each image usually has a