PALAZZO PECCI BLUNT
Built in
early 1500s
It was
owned by the families Paluzzi Albertoni, Gottardi and Fani who restructured it
with Giacomo Della Porta (1533/1602)
Then it
belonged to the Spada family and since 1632 to the Ruspoli who had their first
residence in Rome here and remained until 1745, when they moved into the
building in Via del Corso and sold it to the Malatesta family
In 1599 St.
Charles Borromeo lived here
Finally, it
was bought in 1929 by the Pecci Blunt family, current owners, the family of
Pope Leo XIII Pecci (1878/1903)
SECOND
FLOOR
Frescoes “Stories
of the Old Testament” by Federico Zuccari (about
1542/1609) and Taddeo Zuccari (1529/66)
LOGGIA
Frescoes by Raffaellino Motta aka Raffaellino
da Reggio (1550/78)
PINK ROOM
Paintings
by Gaspar van Wittel (1653/1736)
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