Ferik İbrahim Pasha
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Ferik İbrahim Pasha (1815, Istanbul - 1891, Üsküdar) was a painter from the Ottoman Empire; one of the first to produce Western-style oil paintings.
Biography
In 1835, he graduated from the "Mühendishane-i Berr-i Hümâyun", now known as Istanbul Technical University, and was one of two art students chosen to be sent to Europe for further studies.[1] It is known for certain that he went to Vienna, and may have visited London as well. During this period, his fellow students were largely graduates of the Turkish Military Academy. According to Halil Bey's book Elvahı Nakşiye he had produced many paintings most of which were purchased by Şeker Ahmed Pasha.
It is not known when he returned from Europe, but he gave lessons at the court of Sultan
During much of his career, the Classical styles were preferred, especially for portraits. He was briefly exiled to
See also
References
- ^ a b c Brief biography Archived 2008-05-06 at the Wayback Machine @ Kim Kimdir.
External links
Media related to Ferik İbrahim Pasha at Wikimedia Commons