1660/78 Mattia De Rossi (1637/95) for the Muti Papazzurri
family that was not related with the Muti family, having taken their name for
an ancient member of the family that was dumb (in Italian muto)
It was
originally connected to the other Palazzo Papazzurri Muti (later Palazzo
Balestra) with an arch that was destroyed but gave the name anyway to Via
dell'Archetto (street of the arch)
An arch
built in 1948 connects the palace to the former Franciscan convent
It is now
owned by the Bruschi family
GALLERY
Frescoes
and tempera on mythological subjects and landscapes second half of 1600s by Giovanni Francesco Grimaldi (1606/80) from Bologna and
Giacinto Calandrucci (1646/1707) from Palermo, a
student of Carlo Maratta
BIBLIOTECA DEL PONTIFICIO ISTITUTO BIBLICO (Library of the
Pontifical Biblical Institute)
There
are about 135,000 volumes about the Sacred Scripture and the Ancient Near East
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