Palazzo Braschi
Palazzo Braschi stands between Piazza Navona and Corso Vittorio Emanuele II in Rome. The architect Cosimo Morelli designed the palace on the commission of Pope Pius VI, who intended it as a gift to his nephew, Luigi Braschi Onesti.
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Palazzo Braschi stands between Piazza Navona and Corso Vittorio Emanuele II in Rome. The architect Cosimo Morelli designed the palace on the commission of Pope Pius VI, who intended it as a gift to his nephew, Luigi Braschi Onesti.
Fiche
- Object type under review
- Italie
Lecture éditoriale
Editorial interpretation: The commission offers a way to consider the palace through the relationship between architecture and family patronage. Its location can provide a separate point of reference when reading the building within Rome.
Conseils de visite
Treat this as a reading focus when planning an independent visit. Consult the responsible institution’s current information for admission arrangements and the areas available to visitors.
Localisation et visite
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Sources et crédits
Notice source : Responsible museum or heritage authority — historical source
Notice source : Wikidata identity
Notice source : Wikimedia Commons photograph and licence