Description

Corsini Gallery

The collections of the Corsini family came to form during the seventeenth century with Cardinal Neri Corsini. Later, works were added by the branch of the family already established in Rome, thanks to direct purchases of Pope Clement XII. The family, in fact, received many gifts due to its preeminent social position gained by its new status. In 1883, the building was sold to the State, to which were donated the collections. It has only recently been possible to reconstruct the Corsini Gallery, as an autonomous entity, bringing back together most of the original materials to its historic setting. The gallery features paintings from the fourteenth to the eighteenth century, predominantly artists of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries (including Brother Angelico, Rubens, and Luca Giordano), ancient and modern sculptures (the latter mostly from the Torlonia collection), bronzes and eighteenth century furniture. The Roman, Neapolitan and Bolognese schools are well represented, particularly from the seventeenth century, with important groups of "bamboccianti" and artists specializing in landscapes.

Tickets

Tickets: Full Price Reduced Price: European Union citizens between 18 and 25 years old European Union teachers of state schools Free tickets: European Union citizens under 18 years old students and accompanying teachers students and faculty of Architecture, Arts (archaeological or historical-artistic), Conservation of Cultural and Educational Sciences, Academy of Fine Arts employees of the Ministry of Heritage and Cultural Activities ICOM members guides and interpreters in service journalists with card school groups with a guide, subject to reservation disabled people with escort Free admission the first Sunday of every month

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Palazzo Corsini Via della Lungara, 10 - 00165, Roma The collections of the Corsini family came to form during the seventeenth century with Cardinal Neri Corsini. Later, works were added by the branch of the family already established in Rome, thanks to direct purchases of Pope Clement XII. The family, in fact, received many gifts due to its preeminent social position gained by its new status. In 1883, the building was sold to the State, to which were donated the collections. It has only recently been possible to reconstruct the Corsini Gallery, as an autonomous entity, bringing back together most of the original materials to its historic setting. The gallery features paintings from the fourteenth to the eighteenth century, predominantly artists of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries (including Brother Angelico, Rubens, and Luca Giordano), ancient and modern sculptures (the latter mostly from the Torlonia collection), bronzes and eighteenth century furniture. The Roman, Neapolitan and Bolognese schools are well represented, particularly from the seventeenth century, with important groups of "bamboccianti" and artists specializing in landscapes. OPENING HOURS: Tuesdays to Sundays: 9am – 7:30pm; ticket office closes at 7pm. Closed on Mondays. Reservations must be made with a minimum of 1-day notice. Reserved tickets must be picked up no later than 30 minutes before the confirmed time slot. After this time, reservations will be canceled and you will lose the right to your tickets. Any change is subject to confirmation according to availability. INFORMATION about access for visitors with limited mobility and disabilities: The museum has an elevator and ramp access, as well as dedicated toilets. Cancellation Policy: Cancellations and changes without penalty if communicated within 24 hours from the original booking For cancellations or changes up to 3 days before the date of the visit, the cost of the service is due as penalty For cancellation or changes from 3 days before the date of the visit, no refund of the ticket, service, or ancillary services such as guides or earphones will be granted. Any change is subject to confirmation according to availability. Save time ordering: Add all tickets for museums and other services you want into your basket, then fill in the form and send your request. PLEASE NOTE: Immediately after submitting an order, you will receive an email with your order summary plus a second email confirming your successful payment. A confirmation email with links to the vouchers will be sent one business day after you place your order (Monday afternoon for orders submitted on Friday and during the weekend). Please make sure that your anti-spam filter does not block automatic emails from help@waf.it. How to get there: Bus: 8-23-116-125-280 By foot: 5 minutes from Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere, 2 minutes from Piazza Trilussa.