Jean Adolphe Collection

Battle of Nezib, 1839 (1847). Artist: Jean Adolphe Beauce
Battle of Nezib, c1847. The Battle of Nezib was fought on 24 June 1839 between the rebel Egyptians and the Ottoman Empire

Ibrahim Pasha fighting the Wahabis, Saudi Arabia, 1811-1818 (1847). Artist: Jean Adolphe Beauce
Ibrahim Pasha fighting the Wahabis, Saudi Arabia, 1811-1818 (1847). The son of Muhammad Ali Pasha, Ottoman Viceroy of Egypt, Ibrahim Pasha (1789-1848) commanded the Egyptian army

Ibrahim Pasha Looking after the Wounded, 1847. Artist: Etherington
Ibrahim Pasha Looking after the Wounded, 1847. The son of Muhammad Ali Pasha, Ottoman Viceroy of Egypt, Ibrahim Pasha (1789-1848) commanded the Egyptian army

M Vaissiere announces the victory of Ibrahim Pasha to Mehmet Ali, 1818, (1847). Artist: Jean Adolphe Beauce
M Vaissiere announces the victory of Ibrahim Pasha to Muhammad Ali, 1818, (1847). The son of Muhammad Ali, Ottoman Viceroy of Egypt

Suleiman Pasha, 1847. Artist: Jean Adolphe Beauce
Suleiman Pasha, 1847. Born Joseph Anthelme Seve, Suleiman Pasha (1788-1860) was a former officer of the army of Napoleon Bonaparte who converted to Islam

Meeting between Ibrahim Pacha and Colonel Faudoa, Egypt, 1828 (1847). Artist: Jean Adolphe Beauce
Meeting between Ibrahim Pacha and Colonel Faudoa, Egypt, 1828 (1847). The son of Muhammad Ali Pasha, Ottoman Viceroy of Egypt, Ibrahim Pasha (1789-1848) commanded the Egyptian army

Military Review with Ibrahim Pacha, Champ de Mars, Paris, c1846 (1847). Artist: Gerard Corbiau
Military Review with Ibrahim Pacha, Champ de Mars, Paris, c1846 (1847). The son of Muhammad Ali Pasha, Ottoman Viceroy of Egypt, Ibrahim Pasha (1789-1848) visited Western Europe in 1846

Mahomet Ali Arriving in Constantinople, c1847. Artist: Jean Adolphe Beauce
Mahomet Ali Arriving in Constantinople, c1847. Muhammad Ali (1769-1849) was the Ottoman Viceroy of Egypt from 1805 until 1849. He is generally regarded as the architect of modern Egypt

Napoleon in Egypt, 1847. Artist: Jean Adolphe Beauce
Napoleon in Egypt, 1847

Abdullah Received in the Tent of Ibrahim Pasha, 1818, (c1847). Artist: Jean Adolphe Beauce
Abdullah Received in the Tent of Ibrahim Pasha, 1818, (c1847). A print from 19th Century Egypt, published 1847

A print from 19th Century Egypt, 1847. Artist: Jean Adolphe Beauce
A print from 19th Century Egypt, 1847

The Monarch, at the Beginning of the Rural Year, Opened the First Furrow, 1847. Artist: Jean Adolphe Beauce
The Monarch, at the Beginning of the Rural Year, Opened the First Furrow, 1847. A print from 19th Century Egypt, published 1847

Oath of the Commanders of the Army to Die for the Cause of Mehmet Ali, Egypt, 1805 (1847). Artist: Jean Adolphe Beauce
Oath of the Commanders of the Army to Die for the Cause of Mehmet Ali, Egypt, 1805 (1847). Previously an army officer, Muhammad Ali (1769-1849) was Ottoman Viceroy of Egypt from 1805 until 1849

Mehmet Ali Proclaimed Viceroy, 1805 (1847). Artist: Jean Adolphe Beauce
Mehmet Ali Proclaimed Viceroy, 1805 (1847). Previously an army officer, Muhammad Ali (1769-1849) was Ottoman Viceroy of Egypt from 1805 until 1849

The Mother of Ibrahim Pasha enters Cairo, (1847). Artist: Jean Adolphe Beauce
The Mother of Ibrahim Pasha enters Cairo, (1847). Ibrahim Pasha was the son (probably adopted) of Muhammad Ali, the Ottoman Viceroy of Egypt. He commanded the Egyptian army during his fathers rule

Muhammad Ali sending his son Ibrahim Pasha to put down the Saudi revolt, 1811-1818, (1847). Artist: Jean Adolphe Beauce
Muhammad Ali sending his son Ibrahim Pasha to put down the Saudi revolt, 1811-1818, (1847). The Ottoman Viceroy of Egypt, Muhammad Ali

Ibrahim Pasha Marching at the Front of His Troops, 1811-1818 (1847). Artist: Jean Adolphe Beauce
Ibrahim Pasha Marching at the Front of His Troops, 1811-1818 (1847). The son of Muhammad Ali Pasha, Ottoman Viceroy of Egypt, Ibrahim Pasha (1789-1848) commanded the Egyptian army

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Jean Adolphe Beauce, a talented artist of the 19th century, captured historical events and moments with his brushstrokes. In his painting "Battle of Nezib, " he transports us to the year 1839 (1847), where we witness Ibrahim Pasha valiantly fighting against the Wahabis in Saudi Arabia. The intensity and bravery depicted on canvas are awe-inspiring. Another masterpiece by Beauce is "Ibrahim Pasha Looking after the Wounded. " Here, he showcases not only the military prowess but also the compassion of Ibrahim Pasha as he tends to those injured in battle, and is a poignant reminder that even amidst chaos, humanity prevails. In "M Vaissiere announces the victory of Ibrahim Pasha to Mehmet Ali, " Beauce captures a momentous occasion in history. The triumphs achieved by Ibrahim Pasha are celebrated as news reaches Mehmet Ali, showcasing their strong bond and shared victories. Beauce's artistry extends beyond war scenes; it encompasses portraits too. In his painting "Suleiman Pasha, " he immortalizes this influential figure with great detail and precision. Suleiman's commanding presence emanates from every stroke of paint. One cannot overlook Beauce's ability to depict significant meetings between prominent figures like in "Meeting between Ibrahim Pacha and Colonel Faudoa. " This artwork transports us back to Egypt in 1828 when these two individuals came together for an important discussion that would shape history. "Military Review with Ibrahim Pacha" takes us to Champ de Mars in Paris during c1846 (1847). We witness an impressive display of military might under Ibrahim's command—a testament to his leadership skills showcased on foreign soil. Beauce also delves into political events such as "Mahomet Ali Arriving in Constantinople. " Through this piece, we witness Mahomet Ali's arrival at a crucial turning point—an event that would have far-reaching consequences for the region.