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Méhémed Ali, Vice Roi d'Egypte. Soliman Pacha

Print
ca. 1823 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Lithograph depicting Muhammad Ali Pasha (1769-1849), Viceroy of Egypt, and Colonel Sève. Signed twice by the artist, lettered twice, with variations, 'Lith. De Lemercier, rue de Seine S.G.55'.


Object details

Categories
Object type
TitleMéhémed Ali, Vice Roi d'Egypte. Soliman Pacha (assigned by artist)
Materials and techniques
Lithograph
Brief description
Lithograph after a drawing by Louis Dupre depicting a double portrait of Muhammad Ali Pasha (1769-1849), Viceroy of Egypt, and Colonel O. J. A. Sève. Printed in Paris, ca. 1823.
Physical description
Lithograph depicting Muhammad Ali Pasha (1769-1849), Viceroy of Egypt, and Colonel Sève. Signed twice by the artist, lettered twice, with variations, 'Lith. De Lemercier, rue de Seine S.G.55'.
Dimensions
  • Height: 33.3cm
  • Width: 50cm
Dimensions taken from departmental notes
Credit line
Purchased with the assistance of the National Heritage Memorial Fund, Art Fund, Shell International and the Friends of the V&A
Subjects depicted
Bibliographic reference
Muhammad Ali Pasha (1769 1849) was Viceroy of Egypt. During his powerful rule, Mamluk power was crushed, a hereditary pashalik of Egypt created, social, economic and military reforms made, and Egypt's international status greatly increased. Colonel O. J. A. Sève (1787 1860?), later called Sulayman Pasha, was a French officer employed by Muhammad Ali Pasha to drill his new army along European lines. He became a Muslim, was promoted to Major General, assisted Ibrahim Pasha in his campaign in the Morea, and contributed to Egypt's military victories. The dating of this print is based on the entry in BN Fonds p.223, under Louis Dupré.
Collection
Accession number
SP.240

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Record createdJuly 1, 2009
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