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Equestrian Statue of Naser Al-Din Shah

The Equestrian Statue of Naser al-Din Shah was a Bronze statue designed by Iranian sculptor Mirza Ali Akbar. The statue, depicting Naser al-Din Shah on horseback, was inaugurated in 1888 and commissioned by the director of the Persian Royal Arsenal for the 40th anniversary of his rule.^[1] The Statue was initially designed for Toopkhaneh square, but was eventually placed in the gardens of baghe Shah.^[2]

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