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Home›Posts Tagged "Palazzo Doria Pamphilj"

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  • Detail of Sala Aldobrandini, Palazzo Doria Pamphilj, Rome
    Museums
    18 July 2016
    by Milestone Rome

    Mysterious family tales at Palazzo Doria Pamphilj

    Like Galleria Colonna, Galleria Doria Pamphilj is one of the few art collections in Rome displayed in their original location at Palazzo Pamphilj al Collegio ...
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    Hello Sonia, thanks for asking! The author of the murals in Livia's villa has not been specifically identified ...

    The painted garden from the Villa of Livia for #natureMW

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    Hello Ilja! Thank you so much for getting in touch! Of course, you can use our pictures for ...

    The artistic heritage of the confraternity assisting the condemned to death

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    Hello! I was wondering if I could use some pictueres for my thesis? Greetings, Ilja Slagt

    The artistic heritage of the confraternity assisting the condemned to death

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    Do we have any idea who painted the murals in Livia's garden room?

    The painted garden from the Villa of Livia for #natureMW

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    Dear Rebecca, first of all, thanks for contacting us! We are very happy to answer. As you already ...

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