1867/74 Antonio Cipolla
(1822/74) in homage to the style of Antonio da Sangallo the Younger
In honor of
its architect the palace is also known as PALAZZO CIPOLLA
It was
built on the site of the destroyed Palazzo di S. Giacomo degli Incurabili
from which the CAFFÈ VENEZIANO opened onto Via del Corso
From 1725
to 1868 it was a haunt of writers and Roman aristocrats
Restored 1933 by Alfredo Energici (1894/?) and Antonio
Petrignani
Restored again by Clemente Busiri
Vici (1887/1965) e Pompeo Coltellacci
It is now
occupied by the FONDAZIONE MUSEO DI ROMA (Museum Foundation of Rome) that
organizes temporary exhibitions
ROOM OF THE
COUNCIL
Ceiling
with painting “Saving, Abundance and Peace” of the second half of the
nineteenth century by Domenico Bruschi
(1840/1910)
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