"Victory" and busts in the ground floor Corsini loggia

Staircase to Corsini galleries with a sarcophagus at the top.

Roman Sarcophagus with lid, decorated with Nereids (females) and Tritones (males)

Statue with latin inscription, "The sacred omen of Punic disarmament." Roman copy of a 4th-century BC Greek original, dating to the Antonine age (138-200 AD).

Hall of Busts leads to the museums's entrance

Hall of Busts

Cleopatra (Cleopatre). Sculpture by Pietro Paolo Olivieri (1574)

Muse

Nude Ephebe (Greek term for adolescent youth in training (possibly Apollo Belvedere)

Located in the Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei , First Floor Vestibule of the Palazzo Corsini, Marble sculpture, wooden pedestal.

Satyr with Kroupeziou by Pietro Paolo Olivieri, dating back to 150 BC found in the Villa of the Quintili

The kroupeziou is a kind of castanet used to beat time while dancing, shown here being used by the satyr who dances in a frenzy while possibly celebrating Dionysius, capturing a dynamic, wild moment with characteristic goat legs and lustful energy. This satyr is one of the best existing copies in the world

Antechamber

Holy Family and St. John the Baptist by Jacopino del Conte (Firenze 1515 ca. - Roma 1598)

Christ among the Doctors by Luca Giordano (Napoli 1634 - 1705)

Portrait of Neri Corsini senior by Giovan Battista Gaulli, called Baciccio (Genoa 1639 -Roma 1709)

Angel rescues St. Peter from Prison by Johann Heinrich Schoenfeld (Biberach an der Riss 1609 - Asburgo 1683)

Antechamber egress/ingress wall

Judith and Holofernes by Giovanni Battista Piazzetta (Venezia 1683-1754)

Ploughman with Oxen. Roman Art. sec 3rd-4th century A.D.

Medici Venus by Antonio Montauti (Firenze 1685 - Roma 1740)

Dancing Satyr by Antonio Montauti (Firenze 1685 - Roma 1740)

First Gallery

Pietà (Italian for pity, mercy, compassion) by Francesco Cozza (Stilo 1605 - Rome 1685)

(Three views of ) David from Bernini. sec 18th century

Jacob's Dream by Donato Creti (Cremona 1671 - Bologna 1749)

(Two views of) The Baptism of Jesus. After Alessandro Algardi (Bologna 1595 - Roma 1654)

Mystic Marriage of St. Catherine by Carlo Maratti (Camerano 1625 - Roma 1713)

Lion and Horse by Antonio Susini (Firenze 1580 - 1624)

Denial of St. Peter by Jusepe de Ribera called lo Spagnoletto (Jativa 1591 - Napoli 1652)

Torment of Prometheus by Salvator Rosa (Napoli 1615 - Roma 1673)

Laocoon. Anonymous. 18th century

Laocoon was a Trojan priest who warned against bringing the Trojan Horse into the city and was punished by the gods by being strangled with his sons by sea serpents.

Portrait of Pope Urbano VIII Barberini (b. 1568 - d. 1644) by Guido Ubaldo Abbatini (Citta di Castello 1600 - Roma 1656)

Mystic Marriage of St. Catherine with St. Anthony of Padua by Ippolito Scarsella, called Scarsellino (Ferrara 1550 - 1620)

Holy Family with St. Anne by Pietro de'PIetri (Cadarese 1655 - Roma 1716)

Green Chamber

Dancer with finger on her chin by Luigi Bienaimé, after Antonio Canova (Carrara 1795 - Roma 1878)

St. Mary Magdalene by Francesco Trevisani (Capodistria 1656 - Roma 1746)

St. Peter by Joost Van de Hamme (Brussels, ca. 1630 - ca. 1657)

St. George and the Dragon by Francesco Raibolini, called Francia (Bologna 1447 - 1517)

(Green Chamber continuted}

Death of Adonis by Jusepe de Ribera, called lo Spagnoletto (Jativa 1591 - Napoli 1652)

Judith and Holophernes by Gerard Seghers (Anversa 1591 - 1651)

(Green Chamber continued)

Sinite Parvulos by Nicolas Tournier (Montbéliard 1590 - Tolosa 1639)

Sinite Parvulos is Latin for “Let the little children (come),” from the Christian Bible (Matthew 19:14),

The Tribute Money by Mattia Preti (Taverna 1613 - La Valletta 1699)

Deposition from the cross by Sisto Badalocchio (Parma 1585 - Parma 1647 ca.)

Chamber of Canonization

The Vision of St. Caterina Fieschi by Marco Benefial (Rome 1684-1764)

Ecstasy of St. Caterina de Ricci by Agostino Masucci (Roma 1691-1768)

Portrait of Clemente XII Corsini and Cardinal Neri Maria Corsini by Pietro Paolo Cristofari (Roma 1685-1743)

Green Cabinet

Portrait of Cosimo III Medici by Giusto Sustermans (Anversa 1597 - Firenze 1681)

St. Andrea Corsini by Agostino Masucci (Rome 1691 ca.-1758)

Virgin with Child and Angels by Giovanni Battista Salvi, called Sassoferrato (Sassoferrato 1609 - Roma 1685)

Portrait of Pope Clemente XII Corsini by Carlo Monaldi (Roma 1683 ca. - 1760 ca.)

Portrait of a Nun. Bolognese School, 17th century

Portrait of a Man by Franz Pourbus the young (Anversa 1569 - Parigi 1622)

Portrait of an Old Woman. School of Carlo Maratti (1625 - 1713)

La Pietà by Ludovicco Carracci (Bologna 1555 - 1619)

St. Sebastian. After Palma il giovane, XVII / 17th century

Ganymede and the Eagle by Antonio Montauti (Firenze 1685 - Roma 1740)

Ganymede and the Eagle refers to the Greek myth where Zeus, in the form of an eagle, abducts the beautiful Trojan prince Ganymede to serve as the cupbearer on Mount Olympus.

St. Jerome. School of Ribera, 17th century

St. Sebastian healed by Angels by Pieter Paul Rubens (b. Siegen 1577 - d. Anversa 1640)

St. Francis in Ecstasy by Filippo Lauri (Roma 1623 - 1694)

The Queen Christina of Sweden as Diana by Justus van Egmonts (b. Leida 1601 - d. Anversa 1674)

N.B. This room was the residence of Queen Christina of Sweden after she abdicated from the throne in Sweden (1654) and moved to Rome (1655). She lived there from 1659 until her death in 1689. https://newromantimes.substack.com/p/step-inside-galleria-corsini-a-palace

Pope Alessandro VII Chigi by Gian Lorenzo Bernini (Napoli 1598 - Roma 1680)

The Bronze Serpent, story of Moses, Ceiling painting in the Alcove Room by Federico Zuccari (1560 ca.), commissioned for Queen Christina of Sweden

Water from the Rock, story of Moses by Federico Zuccari (1560 ca.), commissioned for Queen Christina of Sweden, Ceiling painting in the Alcove Room

King Solomon's Judgement, Ceiling painting in the Alcove Room, by Federico Zuccari (1560 ca.), commissioned for Queen Christina of Sweden

St. Jerome by Simone Cantarini (Pesaro 1612 - Verona 1648)

Portrait of Doge Giovanni | Corner by Domenico Tintoretto (Venezia 1560 - 1635)

The nursing Madonna by Bartolomé Esteban Murillo (Siviglia 1617 - 1682)

Hercules with the Bull. Anonymous, 16th century

Fireplace Room (Camera del Camino)

Virgin with Child and St. John the Baptist by Carlo Maratti (Camerano 1625 - Roma 1713)

Christ at the column. Anonymous, 17th century

Cain slaying Abel by Francesco Trevisani (Capodistria 1656 - Roma 1746)

St. Francis in the Wilderness by Annibale Carracci (Bologna 1560 - Roma 1609)

Ecce Homo (Behold the Man) by Orazio De Ferrari (Voltri 1606 - Genova 1657)

Adoration of the Shepherds by Jacopo da Ponte, called Bassano (Bassano del Grappa 1515 - 1592)

Salome with the Head of John The Baptist by Guido Reni (Bologna 1575 - 1642)

CAMERA DEL CAMINO / FIREPLACE CHAMBER (continued)

St. John the Baptist by Benedetto Zalone (Cento 1595 - 1644)

Noli me tangere (Do not touch me). After Barocci, 16th century

St. Jerome. Venetian School (1576)

Martyrdom of St. Andrew by Carlo Maratti (Camerano 1625 - Roma 1713)

Christ with the Crown of Thorns. After Guido Reni, 17th century

Portrait of Alessandro Farnese by Piero di Giovanni Bonaccorsi, called Perin del Vaga (Firenze 1501 - Roma 1547)

THE NOBLE GALLERY, BARBERINI GALLERIE CORSINI NAZIONALI

St. Peter healing St. Agatha by Giovanni Lanfranco (Parma 1582 - Roma 1647)

The Vision of Saint Jerome by Cesare Gennari (Cento 1637 - Bologna 1688)

Virgin of the Straw by Anton van Dyck (Anversa 1599 - Londra 1641)

Andromeda by Francesco Furini (Firenze 1603 - 1646)

In Greek mythology, Andromeda was the daughter of Cassiopeia, rescued by Perseus from a sea monster

Martyrdom of St. Bartholomew. Emilian School, 17th century

The Rape of the Sabine Women. After Giambologna, 17th century