Hassan Collection (#2)

Hassan I (1836-1894). Sultan of Morocco between 1873 and 1894, member of the Alaouite dynasty. The Sultan receives a dispatch. 19 th century engraving R. Caton Woodville. Colored

James Elroy Flecker
JAMES ELROY FLECKER Portraits of the author of Hassan are hard to come by, but this photo of him as a student at Cambridge is (just) better than nothing. Date: 1884 - 1915

Saudi Arabia / Camp 1830
Saudi Arabia: Camp of Hassan, a Bedouin Chief Date: 1830

Mulay Al-Hassan / Morocco
MULAY AL-HASSAN Emperor of Morocco Date: -

View of the Hassan Tower, Rabat, Morocco
View of the unfinished Hassan Tower, Rabat, Morocco, dating back to the 12th century. circa 1930

Hassans Garden by Fortunino Matania. Date: c.1950s

Illustration, Hassan by James Elroy Flecker
Illustration to Hassan (The Story of Hassan of Baghdad and How he Came to Make the Golden Journey to Samarkand), a verse drama by James Elroy Flecker, with illustrations by Thomas Mackenzie

Book cover design, Hassan by James Elroy Flecker
Book cover design in red and gold, Hassan (The Story of Hassan of Baghdad and How he Came to Make the Golden Journey to Samarkand), a verse drama by James Elroy Flecker

Black and White
Shilabalike-A dancer with Tanpura at Chennakeshava temple Belur, India

LAUSANNE CONFERENCE, 1923. The Turkish delegation at the peace conference at Lausanne, Switzerland. The conference resulted in the Treaty of Lausanne, which ended the Greco-Turkish War

ARABIAN ASTRONOMER, 1519. An Arabian astronomer constructing a celestial globe: woodcut from Aboul Hassan Alis Praeclarissimus in Juditijs Astrorum, Venice, 1519

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The Circassian Envoys to England, Hadji Hassan Effendi (Left), Constan Okhoo Ismael Effendi (Right), 1862

The Army in India: Camp of Exercise at Hassan Abdul, 1873

ARABIAN ASTRONOMER, 1519. An Arabian astronomer constructing a celestial globe. Woodcut from Aboul Hassan Alis Praeclarissimus in Juditijs Astrorum, Venice, 1519

Western Ghats, Karnataka
This the view of the lush-green Western Ghats seen from a viewpoint in Bisle Ghat

Morocco - Marrakesh - The Sidi El-Hassane Fountain Date: circa 1909

Brooklands, Weybridge, Surrey. Malcolm Campbell in Puegot Bluebird and Captain Woolf Barnato in his Talbot. 14 October 1922

MOROCCO. Rabat. Tour Hassan (1195-1199)

HUSSEIN DEY (1765-1838). Hussein ben Hassan. Last Ottoman pasha-dey of Algiers, 1818-1830. Stipple engraving, German, 19th century

Tunisian Interior
Interior of one of the rooms of the house belonging to Hassan Kaddour, Tunis, Tunisia, North Africa. Date: 1930s

Tunisian Patio
The French doors and tiled patio of the house belonging to Hassan Kaddour, Tunis, Tunisia, North Africa. Date: 1930s

School of Sultan Hassan in Turkey
Scene in the school of Sultan Hassan, Turkey. Date: circa 1850

Manisa on the Meander, Turkey - Lunatic Asylum
Inmates of Hadji-Hassans famous lunatic asylum at Manisa (Magnesia), Turkey. On the Meander River - from which the word meander comes from

Close-up of carved figures, Hoysaleshvara temple, Halebid, begun in 1121 AD, and uncompleted in 80 years, near Hassan, Karnataka State, India, Asia

Label, Hotel at Rabat
Label for the HOTEL DE LA TOUR HASSAN at RABAT, Morocco

Prince Hassan
PRINCE HASSAN Egyptian statesman, brother of the khedive Tewfik, high commissioner of the Egyptian government in the Sudan

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Hassan, a name that echoes through time and across continents. From the grandeur of His Majesty's Theatre to the serene beauty of the Chennakeshava Temple in Karnataka, India, Hassan leaves his mark wherever he goes. In one photo, we witness a breathtaking sunset casting its golden hues upon the ancient temple complex. The Somyanayaki Temple stands tall amidst this ethereal backdrop, reminding us of Hassan's rich cultural heritage. But Hassan is not confined to just temples and theatres. He extends his influence even to Morocco, where Sultan Hassan I once reigned with power and grace. A visionary leader who left an indelible legacy during his reign from 1873 to 1894. The allure transcends borders as seen in James Elroy Flecker's masterpiece titled "Hassan. " Its title page design captivates our imagination and invites us into a world filled with mystery and intrigue. As we delve deeper into this captivating journey, we stumble upon the unfinished door of the iconic Hassan Tower in Rabat. A testament to both human ambition and nature's whimsical ways. Morocco continues to enchant us with its imperial palaces adorned with intricate details like those found at Fes' Imperial Palace gates. Each gate tells a story waiting for curious minds like ours to unravel. Art too pays homage to this enigmatic figure as depicted in "The Combat of the Giaour and Hassan. " This oil on canvas painting captures their fierce battle, immortalizing their struggle for supremacy throughout history. And finally, we find solace within the walls of Cairo's Mosque-Madrassa of Sultan Hassan. Its majestic architecture serves as a reminder that faith can unite people from all walks of life under one roof.