Cairoli Collection

Cairoli saves the king at Naples
LLM461183 Cairoli saves the king at Naples by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Cairoli saves the king at Naples)

Cairoli saves the King at Naples (colour litho)
2797671 Cairoli saves the King at Naples (colour litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Cairoli saves the King at Naples)

Roma - Pincian Hill, 1910. Group by Rosa of the Cairoli Brothers, who fell in the battle of Villa Glori, in 1867, during the Wars of the Italian Independence. From Cento Vedute Classiche di Roma

CAIROLI, Benedetto (Pavia, 1825-Capodimonte, 1889). Italian politician. Engraving by Carretero

CAIROLI, Benedetto (Pavia, 1825-Capodimonte, 1889). Italian politician. Engraving by Carretero
Benedetto Cairoli (Pavia, 1825-Capodimonte, 1889). Italian politician. Engraving by Carretero. Colored

Benedetto Cairoli
BENEDETTO CAIROLI Italian statesman Date: 1826 - 1889

FRATELLI CAIROLI MONUMENT. Monument to Fratelli Cairoli at Monte Pincio, Rome. Photograph, c1890s

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Benedetto Cairoli: The Italian Politician and Artist Who Saved a King and Immortalized a City Benedetto Cairoli (1825-1889), an Italian politician and artist, left an indelible mark on history with his bravery and creativity. In Naples, he saved the life of King Ferdinand II during a rebellion, earning him the title of "Hero of the Two Sicilies." His engraving of the "View of Khartoum along the Blue Nile, Sudan," created from a photograph by Buchta, showcases his artistic talents. In Rome, his monument on Pincian Hill stands as a testament to the Fratelli Cairoli, his brothers who also played significant roles in Italian politics. Cairoli's engravings, such as those by Carretero, continue to captivate viewers with their intricate detail and historical significance.