About 1519 maybe by Raffaello Sanzio
(1483/1520) for Jacopo da Brescia the doctor of Leo X Medici (1513/21)
The palace
was destroyed in 1936 for the opening of Via della Conciliazione and the façade
was moved here from Via Borgo Nuovo
The same
happened to the CASA DI FEBO BRIGOTTI (Febo Brigotti's House), the doctor
of Paul III Farnese (1534/49). The façade of the Casa is now adjacent to the
Palace of Jacopo da Brescia on Via dei Corridori
It was
inspired by the neighboring and now completely destroyed Palazzo Caprini by Donato
Bramante
“The
upper floors are one of the first examples in Rome of the use of a curtain of
exposed brick (in this case coupled with lava stone), in a representative
building. The tight side on Borgo Sant'Angelo was solved by Raphael with a
Serlian window of which he was one of the first designers” (Emanuela Montelli)
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