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Kingdom of Italy · 1799 – 1884Wikidata

Nicolino Calyo

Italian painter (1799-1884)

Born in Naples. Died in New York City.

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A life in paintings

Born 17998 dated paintingsDied 1884

8 works

  • View of the City of New York and Governors Island Taken from Brooklyn Heights on the Morning after the Conflagration
    View of the City of New York and Governors Island Taken from Brooklyn Heights on the Morning after the Conflagration
    Nicolino Calyo
    1799–1884 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • View of New York from Hoboken
    View of New York from Hoboken
    Nicolino Calyo
    1799–1884 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • View of the City of New York and the Marine Hospital Taken from Wallabout
    View of the City of New York and the Marine Hospital Taken from Wallabout
    Nicolino Calyo
    1799–1884 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • View of New York from Williamsburg
    View of New York from Williamsburg
    Nicolino Calyo
    1799–1884 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • View of the Great Fire in N.York, Dec. 16th & 17, 1835, as seen from Williamsburg
    View of the Great Fire in N.York, Dec. 16th & 17, 1835, as seen from Williamsburg
    Nicolino Calyo
    c. 1835 · New York Historical
  • The Great Fire of 1835
    The Great Fire of 1835
    Nicolino Calyo
    c. 1836 · New York Historical
  • View of the Tunnel of the Harlem Railroad
    View of the Tunnel of the Harlem Railroad
    Nicolino Calyo
    c. 1837 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • View of Hoboken Taken from the Ferry
    View of Hoboken Taken from the Ferry
    Nicolino Calyo
    c. 1838 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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