“The Persistence of Memory,” One of the most famous paintings by Salvador Dalí is created in 1931.
Basket of Wild Strawberries by Jean-Baptiste Siméon Chardin captures the simplicity and beauty of everyday life.
This Astrolabe attributed to Umar ibn Yusuf, a Rasulid (Yemeni) prince and future ruler. An astrolabe is an ancient astronomical instrument used for measuring celestial altitudes, determining local time, and navigating directions.
“The Sleeping Beauty” by John Collier depicts a serene scene of Princess Aurora in a state of enchanted slumber.
Warrior and Attendants
This remarkable Scribe’s Box showcases the lavish woodwork craftsmanship of Spain’s Nasrid dynasty (1232-1492)
The “Wounded Angel” is a renowned painting by Finnish symbolist painter Hugo Simberg. Created in 1903
Gustav Klimt’s “Death and Life” stands as a masterpiece of allegorical art, capturing the intricacies of existence in a mesmerizing blend of Art Nouveau style.
This is a glazed pottery mosque lamp with a pear-shaped body, three ear-like handles, and a flared neck on a wide base.
Spouted Vessel with Qur’anic Verses and the Names of the Shi’a Imams
