1516 for
Jacopo Cardelli who unified pre-existing buildings
It was the Domus
Magna of the family who also owned the nearby Palazzo
di Firenze as the ceremonial Palatium
1592 FAÇADE by Francesco Capriani aka Francesco da Volterra (1535/94)
The palace
was completed in 1602 by Gaspare Guerra (about
1560/1622)
Further
work 1630/39 by Francesco Peparelli (active
since 1626/d. 1641)
In the
second half of the nineteenth century the building was extended towards Via del
Clementino keeping the original style
It was raised
with a third floor in 1925
It is still
inhabited by the counts Cardelli, a family who settled in Rome in early fifteen
century from the Romagna region
In 1538 the
children of Jacopo Cardelli bought the space of the square in front of the
building to keep the space free from buildings
Inside
there are paintings in the splays of the windows maybe by Francesco Allegrini (1587/1663)
ROOF GARDEN
One of the
few remaining in Rome
Stucco
sculpture “Apollo” by the pupil of Bernini Pietro Paolo
Naldini (1619/91)
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