MUHAMMAD 'ALI PASHA
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MUHAMMAD 'ALI PASHA

AFTER SIR DAVID WILKIE, R.A., LATE 19TH CENTURY

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MUHAMMAD 'ALI PASHA
AFTER SIR DAVID WILKIE, R.A., LATE 19TH CENTURY
Oil on canvas unlined portrait of the Wali of Egypt Muhammad Ali Pasha, bust-length with a long white beard wearing a red Fez, in later gilded wooden frame
Canvas 24¼ x 20in. (62 x 50.6cm.)
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Please note that the catalogue image for this lot is incorrectly labelled 198 in the catalgoue.

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Lot Essay

This painting is done after Sir David Wilkie's celebrated full-length seated portrait entitled 'His Highness Muhemed Ali, Pacha of Egypt', painted in 1841 (Tate Britain, NO4276). A Scottish artist, Wilkie was one of the most prodigious talents of British art in his generation. He met the Pasha when he went to Egypt in 1841 to study the people and landscape of the Near East for paintings based on a series of biblical subjects.

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