Fragmento del cuadro. El albanés musulmán Alí Pashá de Yánina fue el gobernante de los Balcanes cuando estos formaban Rumelia, una provincia del imperio otomano; Kira (Kyra) Vasiliki, una griega y cristiana, era su esposa favorita.
El cuadro fue expuesto por primera vez en el Salón de París de 1833 y estuvo entre la veintena de pinturas que Monvoisin se llevó consigo cuando zarpó hacia Chile
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Varias variaciones que Monvoisin habría hecho sobre el tema de Alí Pacha y Vasiliki han aparecido en subastas
Other pictures of Ali Pasha & Vassiliki attributed to Monvoisin
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