Colonna Gallery

See works of art within works of art at this stunning Baroque palace-gallery
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Highlight

  • Discover the vast and breathtaking private art collection at the magnificent Colonna Palace, which is one of the world's largest
  • Admire original pieces by Baroque artists such as Carracci, Bronzino, Guercino, and many others while marveling at the stunning frescoes that decorate almost every corner
  • Visit the Hall of the Landscapes, Hall of the Apotheosis of Martin V, Throne Room, Chapel Room, and Tapestry Room

Summary

Situated in Baroque Rome, the magnificent Colonna Gallery is a real gem, boasting one of Italy's most extensive private art collections. Featuring extraordinary masterpieces by renowned artists such as Carracci, Bronzino, and Guercino, the gallery can be found within the Palazzo Colonna, a remarkable architectural masterpiece. The palace showcases opulent frescoes and exquisitely designed living quarters that visitors can freely explore – an ideal opportunity to immerse oneself in the world of art!

Description

The gorgeous Colonna Gallery in Baroque Rome preserves one of the most extensive private art collections in Italy, including impressive masterpieces by renowned artists such as Carracci, Bronzino, and Guercino. Located within the Palazzo Colonna, the gallery is a true masterpiece itself with its opulent frescoes and meticulously decorated rooms waiting to be discovered. Dive deep into the world of art as you wander through the stunning architecture and priceless artworks on display!

Entering the Colonna Gallery feels as though entering a Baroque masterpiece, filled with elaborate golden decorations and stunning frescoes stretching as far as one can see. For more than 20 generations, this palace has served as the residence of the esteemed Colonna family, boasting a collection that serves as a highlight reel of Italian art masters.

Admire the breathtaking views of the 'Hall of Landscapes', adorned with the rural paintings of Gaspard Dughet and grand marble columns, then explore the 'Hall of the Apotheosis' of Martin V showcasing a large ceiling painting by Benedetto Luti. The Chapel showcases original artworks by Paolo Farinati, while the 'Tapestry Room' displays intricate woven patterns dating back to the early 1600s.

Colonna Gallery
Colonna Gallery
Colonna Gallery
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