Nestore Corradi

1811–1891 (age 80)

Artist

Biography

Nestore Corradi captured the subtleties of Italian life with sensitivity, bringing both portraits and scenes of everyday vitality to American collectors who admired his fine draftsmanship and warm palette. His presence in New York allowed him to exchange ideas with fellow artists and patrons, contributing to a lively visual culture that welcomed international perspectives.

Corradi’s work is remembered for its quiet humanity, and the repose of Green-Wood Cemetery mirrors the calm spirit he sought in each canvas.