Courtyard of guest wing (so called selamlik oder barrani), Asʿad Basha al-ʿAzm Palace
Courtyard with fountain in the family wing (so called haramlik or juwwani), Asʿad Basha al-ʿAzm Palace
Siegel-II
Ceiling ornament, Asʿad Basha al-ʿAzm Palace
A part of family wing (so called haramlik oder juwwani) in Asʿad Basha al-ʿAzm Palace
A fountain rich in geometric decorations in the northern arcade of the courtyard, Asʿad Basha al-ʿAzm Palace
Lintel of the main entrance of the Church, Ibn Wardan Palace
The northern arcade of the inner courtyard (juwwani), Asʿad Basha al-ʿAzm Palace
The facade of the church, Ibn Wardan Palace
The facade of the church, Ibn Wardan Palace
View of the church at Ibn Wardan Palace
In the outer courtyard of the ʿAzm-Palace, now the museum of the arts and popular traditions of Damascus
Courtyard of family wing (so called haramlik or jummwani) in Asʿad Basha al-ʿAzm Palace
Fig.18_1st category, carved and ornamented stone
Rakhla: The City of Wine and Poetry in the Memory of its daughters
Fig.23_3rd category
Fig.22_3rd category
Fig.20_1st category
The Straight Street with Roman Arch and Minaret Al-‘Umari
Damascus, copper workshop in the Straight Street, where “damascening”, an old Inlay-technique is still practised
Kharab Shams, view from south at church ruin, 4th/6th century CE
Yabrud: residential buildings as road-accompanying development
Masbanat aj-Jubayli, the stage of arranging the soap to dry
Citadel of Aleppo, entrance of the Palace of al-Malik al-ʿAziz Muhammad
Citadel of Aleppo, courtyard of the Palace of al-Malik al-ʿAziz Muhammad
Citadel of Aleppo, exterior view of the domes of the Hammam
Raqqa, A side from al-Banat Palace
General view of Ibn Wardan Palace
Main entrance of Ibn Wardan Palace
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Remains of arches, Qasr al-Hayr ash-Sharqi
