Albert Letchford Hasan of Bassorah — The old woman set Hasan a couch of alabaster … by the river-side, and he sat down thereon, having first bound his face with a chinkerchief, that discovered naught of him but his eyes.…
Albert Letchford Sayf al-Muluk and Badi’a al-Jamal — Thereupon the two walked down to the sea-shore and the Princess stood on the beach, whilst the Prince waded into the water to his waist and laying his hand with the ring…
Albert Letchford The Porter and the Three Ladies of Baghdad — Then she came up out of the cistern, and throwing herself upon the Porter’s lap, said, ‘O my lord, O my love, what callest thou this?’ Public domain
Albert Letchford Tale of the Ensorcelled Prince — I climbed upon the roof. … And lo! my fair cousin had gone in to a hideous negro slave. Public domain
Albert Letchford Story of King Shahryar and his Brother — The Jinni seated her under the tree. … Presently she raised her gracious head towards the tree-top and saw the two kings. Public domain
Albert Letchford Story of King Shahryar and his Brother — The Jinni seated her under the tree. … Presently she raised her gracious head towards the tree-top and saw the two kings. Public domain
Adolphe Lalauze Histoire de Noureddin — Le bain de la belle Persienne Public domain
Adolphe Lalauze Les Récits des Mille et une Nuits, frontispice Public domain
J. B. Lippincott & Co Arabian Nights Images – Unknown This 1883 version gives no credit for the artist, which is a shame because I think the style is really interesting, and rather contemporary-looking considering the age. It was published…
R. Smirke, Esq., R.A. Digitized by Google Books. “Amine Discovered with the Goule”, illustration for “History of Sidi Nouman” of the Arabian Nights. Engraving from The Arabian Nights Entertainments, translated by the Reverend Edward Forster, carefully revised and corrected by…
