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Map of the Contemporary Middle East
Gustave Dore’s Engraving of Canto XXVIII (Lines 30 and 31 of Inferno, the First Part of Dante Alighieri’s Epic Poem, the Divine Comedy)
William Blake’s Watercolor of Canto XXVIII (Lines 30 and 31 of Inferno, the First Part of Dante Alighieri’s Epic Poem the Divine Comedy)
Odalisque and Slave Painted by Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres
Pilgrims Going to Mecca
“The Sheik” and “The Son of the Sheik”
From the Cape to Cairo
The Turk as Barbarian
American Cartoon Showing an Ottoman Turk Making His Own Noose With the Gallows in the Background
Save The Survivors
Christus oder Muhammed
The Face of Muhammad
Image Problem
Black-and-white Photograph of a Man Mounted on a Donkey
Middle-School Social Studies Handout, North Chicago Suburbs, 1987
The Middle East as Seen Through Foreign Eyes » Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries » Image Resource Bank