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	Palazzo Borghese, Rome
		Like other noble Roman families, the Borghese family, to which Pope Paul V (1605-21) belonged, had to have both a palace in the city and a summer or "weekend" residence in the country.
		Cardinal Camillo Borghese accordingly bought a palace near the Tiber and on becoming Pope as Paul V presented it to his brothers Orazio and Francesco.
		The courtyard with its double row of arcades, its ancient statues, its garlands, its figures of youths and putti is a haven of peace for the visitor coming in from the noise and bustle of the streets.
	www.planetware.com /rome/palazzo-borghese-i-la-rpbg.htm (201 words)

	Servizio educativo sede: Galleria Borghese
		Gli storici dell'arte condurranno i visitatori alla scoperta delle meraviglie custodite all'interno del cinquecentesco palazzo: la galleria prospettica del Borromini, la quadreria del cardinale Spada con opere di Guercino, Reni, Tintoretto, Gentileschi.
		Sarà inoltre possibile ammirare le stanze del Piano Nobile con la celebre Galleria degli Stucchi, gioiello decorativo ispirato alla Galleria di Francesco I di Fointanbleau, e la meridiana catottrica opera del pittore Giovanni Battista Magni.
		Vero e proprio gioiello nascosto all’interno del Palazzo è il giardino segreto con la celebre Galleria Prospettica, commissionata dal Cardinale Spada all'architetto Francesco Borromini che la eseguì tra il 1652 e il 653, in collaborazione con il matematico Padre Giovanni Maria da Bitonto.
	www.galleriaborghese.it /nuove/visiteguidate.htm (0 words)

	Fountains in the Courtyards of Rome
		In 1667 Paolo Strada, an officer of the Papal Court, was presented by Pope Clemens IX with a supply of water and he decided to celebrate the pope by dedicating to him a fountain in the courtyard of his palace.
		The two tritons held the coat of arms of the Pope, but when the palace was acquired in the XVIIIth century by the family Antamoro, the fountain was modified and the coat of arms of the pope was replaced.
		The garden of Palazzo Borghese and its supply of water were so large that in 1673 Prince Giovanni Battista Borghese commissioned Carlo Rainaldi the redesign of the garden which was embellished with three large fountains (in the picture Bagno di Venere by Leonardo Retti).
	members.tripod.com /romeartlover/Fountains.html (594 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Guido Reni
		A mid-18th century engraving of Palazzo Farnese by Giuseppe Vasi Palazzo Farnese, Rome (housing the French Embassy), is the most imposing Italian palace of the sixteenth century (Sir Banister Fletcher) (1).
		Borghese is the surname of a family of Italian noble and papal background, originating in Siena where they came to prominence in the 13th century holding official offices under the commune.
		The Palazzo Pallavicini-Rospigliosi was built by the Borghese family on the Quirinal Hill; its footprint occupies the site where the ruins of the Roman Baths of Constantine stood, whose remains still are part of the basement of the Casino.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Guido-Reni (2596 words)

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		By virtue of the wedding of Olimpia Aldobrandini with Paolo Borghese in 1614, the Borghese claimed the name and the legacy of the rich and papal Aldobrandini for themselves; after extended court battles, they won this recognition in 1769.
		As a group, the Borghese became some of the largest landowners of the Roman Campagna, increasing their wealth by their strategic direct control of their properties and a concerted policy of assuming monopolies of milling grain and rights to run inns [1].
		The family seat Palazzo Borghese in Rome formerly housed the Borghese art collections, which since 1903 have been established as the Galleria Borghese, located in the family's former property Villa Borghese.
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	The borghese gallery tour with private tour guide of Rome
		The Borghese Villa was built by the flemish architect Vasanzio in 1613-1615 as residence for the cardinal Scipione Borghese.
		Prince Marcantonio Borghese was responsible for the elaborate Neoclassical frescoes on the ceilings and other decoration of the rooms of the ground floor and some of the rooms of the upper floor in the late 1700s.
		Borghese was always searching for new artists to bring to his uncle's attention, and he had seen the bust of the bishop Santoni and wanted to meet the young artist all of Rome was talking about.
	www.romanguide.com /toursofrome/borghese-gallery-tour.html (590 words)

	Porto di Ripetta
		Girolamo agli Schiavoni; 2) Dome of S. Rocco; 3) Palazzo Borghese; 4) Buildings for the servants of the Borghese family; 5) Stables of the Borghese family; 6) Mill.
		The "Harpsichord" is the name given to Palazzo Borghese from its shape.
		The fountain which used to overlook the harbour is now in a small garden opposite Palazzo Borghese.
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	Laughing Masks
		Palazzo del Quirinale was initially built towards the end of the XVIth century as a summer residence for the popes, replacing in this function Palazzo Venezia.
		The new residence, while being, similarly to Palazzo Venezia, at a certain distance from the river to minimize the risk of contracting malaria, because of its position on the hill enjoyed to a greater extent the breeze which at sunset tempers the heat of the Roman summer days.
		Palazzo Cerri has a very strange mask which portrays a man in the act of waking up and yawning: in addition to the mask at the center of the portal the folds of the lateral decorations design a threatening face.
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	Enciclopedia :: Palazzo Borghese (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Palazzo Borghese, che a causa della sua insolita pianta era anche detto "il Cembalo Borghese" era la residenza della famiglia Borghese a Roma.
		Musei Capitolini · Musei Vaticani · Galleria Borghese · Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna · MACRO
		Cambridge and Newof Frascati during the Borghese pontificate in the earlydynastic aspirations of the Borghese family.
	www.enciclopedia.ws /topic/Palazzo_Borghese.html (490 words)

	Sito Ufficiale Galleria Borghese - Le collezioni
		Il nucleo più importante delle sculture e delle pitture nella Galleria Borghese risale al collezionismo del cardinale Scipione (1579-1633), figlio di Ortensia Borghese, sorella del Papa Paolo V, e di Francesco Caffarelli, ma gli eventi dei tre secoli successivi, tra perdite e acquisti, hanno lasciato notevoli tracce.
		Nel 1807 Camillo Borghese vende a Napoleone 154 statue, 160 busti, 170 bassorilievi, 30 colonne e vari vasi che costituiscono il fondo Borghese del Louvre.
		Nel 1827 Camillo Borghese acquistò a Parigi l'importante Danae del Correggio.
	www.galleriaborghese.it /borghese/it (0 words)

	Travelocity.com: Destination Guides: Rome
		Borghese Palace (Palazzo Borghese)--Although many of the art treasures that once graced its interior now form part of the Galleria Borghese collections (you can't just duck in quickly on a whim), this huge and somewhat disjointed palazzo retains its status as the modern-day Borghese family's seat of power and prestige.
		Palazzo Ruspoli--This is a 16th-century testament to the wealth of the Florentine Rucellai family.
		The Palazzo di Montecitorio, which rises from the piazza's northern edge, is the modern-day site of the Italian legislature (the Chamber of Deputies) and is closed to the public.
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		Palazzo Borghese finds it’s origins back in the second half of the 1400, when the Salviati Family decide to put many houses together to form a wonderful and huge building in the centre of Florence.
		At the end of 1700 the wedding of Anna Maria Salviati with the Prince Marcantonio IV Borghese of Rome, made this palazzo be a part of the treasures left to their son Camillo Borghese.
		In 1821 Camillo Borghese decided to restore the building and make it become fabulous and rich, and this was the final result, when the noble Florentine families were invited to the presentation of the work, they could not believe such luxury and beauty.
	www.weddingwithaview.biz /wedding_castle_villas/borghese_palace.htm (178 words)

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		Placed in Palazzo Borghese, Italian residence of Paolina Bonaparte, it was modernized in the fully respect of its historic nature.
		Borghese Palace Art Hotel have the use of 22 rooms and 3 junior suite, with parquet floor, leather bed, each has been decorated in an individual style with unique decoration and authentic pieces of contemporary works of art.
		In Palazzo Borghese, historic residence the 13th century, between the Bargello museum and Duomo Square, Borghese Palace Art Hotel was renovated in 2005 and today offers its clients an environment of elegancy and refinemet typical of the 1200 and the value of contemporary architecture, in an amazing mix between and modernism and tradition.
	www.firenzealbergo.it /hotel/borghese/default.aspx (416 words)

	glbtq >> arts >> Borghese, Scipione Caffarelli
		Borghese appropriated Caravaggio's Madonna and Child with St. Anne, a large altarpiece commissioned in 1605 for a chapel in the Basilica of Saint Peter's, but rejected by the College of Cardinals because of its earthly realism and unconventional iconography.
		For the decoration of the Villa Borghese, Bernini produced a life-sized figure of David (1623), originally displayed to create the impression that he was hurling a stone directly at the spectator, and three sculptural groups with mythological themes.
		Borghese took special interest in the development of the extensive gardens undertaken by various artists at his Roman residences, the Palazzo Borghese on the Quirinal (primarily 1610-16) and the Villa Borghese (initiated in 1613 and elaborated for the rest of the Cardinal's life).
	www.glbtq.com /arts/borghese_sc,2.html (635 words)

	Palazzo Borghese: informazioni e fotografie di Roma (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Il progetto del palazzo probabilmente è del Vignola, ma a completarlo per il cardinale Camillo Borghese fu Flamino Ponzo nel 1614.
		Nel 1672 Giovan Battista Borghese ottenne dal papa di poter usufruire di un amaggiore quantità d’acqua e fece rapidamente costruire un giardino segreto ricco di fontane da regalare alla principessa e ben visibile dalla camera di lei.
		Il palazzo è considerato una delle quattro meraviglie di Roma e viene chiamato anche palazzo del Sale perché si supponeva che la famiglia fosse riuscita a costruirlo solo con gli introiti dati dall’aumento del dazio sul sale (un quattrino in più a libbra).
	www.romappa.it /palazzo-borghese.htm (208 words)

	Centro congressi a Roma, Firenze e Napoli
		La nostra società, amante dell’arte e di strutture uniche come Palazzo Borghese, ha messo in atto una ristrutturazione che ha definitivamente riportato il palazzo agli antichi splendori, dotandolo inoltre di tutti i comforts necessari a renderlo una prestigiosa sede di meetings e congressi.
		Nel cuore dell' antica Firenze, a due passi da Piazza del Duomo e Piazza della Signoria, Palazzo Borghese è uno degli esempi più significativi di architettura neoclassica del capoluogo toscano.
		Tra i programmi più invitanti ci sono le serate rinascimentali, dove gli ospiti potranno riassaporare l'emozione di una notte Palazzo nella sobria cornice rinascimentale.
	www.congressi-italia.it /ht_hotel.asp?lu_id=1&zn_id=2&ht_id=113 (0 words)

	-=[ monumenti.roma.it \| Palazzo Borghese
		Borghese Camillo (Paolo V) Borghese Giovanni Battista Borghese Marcantonio II Caffarelli Scipione
		Nel 1621 alla morte di Paolo V, si trasferisce nel palazzo il nipote, il cardinale Scipione Caffarelli e suo cugino Marcantonio II, erede designato, che il pontefice era riuscito a far eleggere principe di Sulmona e grande di Spagna.
		Il progetto iniziale è affidato a Giovanni Paolo Schor, ma in seguito a dei dissidi con il principe Borghese vengono ultimati dal Rainaldi.
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	DimoreStoriche.com - Palazzo Borghese Italiano
		Palazzo Borghese si torva in pieno centro storico; sebbene conservi una facciata imponente questo palazzo passa spesso inosservato, quasi soffocato dall'angustia della strada.
		La storia dell'attuale Palazzo Borghese Aldobrandini trova le sue origini nella seconda metà del 1400 quando la famiglia Salviati, proprietaria di case e botteghe nell'antica via del Pelagio, decise di accorporarle per dar vita ad un unico grande edificio gentilizio.
		Il Palazzo e tutti gli altri beni di Camillo Borghese, morto senza figli, passarono in eredità al fratello minore, e da qui in poi ad altri rappresentanti della nobiltà fiorentina, fino a quando nel 1843 il proprietario decise di offrire tutto il primo piano dell'edificio per il Casino di Firenze.
	www.dimorestoriche.com /scheda.asp?iddimora=539&pagindex=1 (508 words)

	VMs: Re: Re: Re: Re: Herbert Garland -- Palazzo Borghese (Site not responding. Last check: )
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		Per the Garland article the Palazzo Borghese was purchased in 1908.
		I am now disposing of the stock of over half a million books and pamphlets, dealing with nearly every subject, collected by their previous owner during the last 55 years.
	www.voynich.net /Arch/2003/05/msg00015.html (385 words)

	ON THE TRACES OF THE HEROES
		Then she realized that the garden and the balcony had to be inside the Palazzo Borghese territory whose entrance was forbidden.
		Walking around the walls sorrounding Palazzo Borghese, Cinzia recognized the small porched balcony with the long flight of brick steps run down by time and weathering, where, in the movie, Juliet was waiting impatiently for her nurse bringing Romeo's news.
		The influence of Borgheses in Artena went on to the XX century.
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	Palazzo Montecitorio
		Palazzo Montecitorio is built on a small rise that was created by a dump of old materials during the Middle Ages.
		As a result of feuds among the nobles, this whole district fell into the power of the Colonna family and was utilized for ornamental and vegetable gardens up to 1650 when the Ludovisi family commissioned Bernini to build them a residence.
		Palazzo Montecitorio was acquired by the Italian State and became the Chamber of Deputies.
	www.romaviva.com /Pantheon/montecitorio_eng.htm (313 words)

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		Some additional information from the Garland article concerning the Palazzo Borghese states: "Its previous owner, a picturesque relic of the Florentine Risorgimento, had turned the place into a bookshop, if that process can describe the amassing there of a mountainous quantity of books.
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	www.voynich.net /Arch/2003/05/msg00009.html (193 words)

	Palazzo Borghese
		Palazzo Borghese is the largest family palace in Rome.
		It is known for its fruit market which in the 1920s was given a covered structure which spoils the otherwise interesting little square.
		A sinistra della detta chiesa si vede il magnifico palazzo, che per la sua forma dicesi il cembalo di Borghese.
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	00100 ROMA - campo marzio appartamenti alberghi bed and breakfast
		Oggi questo meraviglioso rione oltre a costituire un luogo interessante per le sue storiche chiese, i bei palazzi, la meravigliosa Villa Borghese e i suoi molteplici monumenti diviene una zona ricca di negozi, locali e trattorie.
		Villa Borghese è tutt’ora una delle Ville più conosciute e belle della città, dove molti romani trascorrono il loro tempo libero.
		La Villa è molto grande e infatti appartiene a più Rioni tra cui il Salario - Pinciano e le sue entrate sono varie: da Piazzale Flaminio, Porta Pinciana, i giardini del Pincio, Viale delle Belle Arti (accanto alla Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna).
	www.00100roma.it /quartieri/quartiere_4_roma.php (0 words)

	Museum Tickets for Galleria Borghese-Rome (Italy)
		After several years of restoration, the Galleria is once again inviting visitors to view the collection of masterpieces assembled by the great collector and patron of the arts Cardinal Scipione Borghese in the 17th century.
		The Villa Borghese is itself noteworthy as a beautifully decorated and frescoed villa.
		Reservation is mandatory for entrance to this museum as the Galleria Borghese only allows entrance for a certain number of visitors at a time.
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	Borghese (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Villa Borghese Moosacher Straße 81 80809 München Telefon : 089 - 351 49 45 Telefax : 089 - 351 91 97 info@restaurant-villa-borghese.de Öffnungszeiten: Montag bis Freitag
		Palazzo Borghese Napoleons "kleine Schwester", die schöne, attraktive Paolina, hätte Berlioz, was die Langewelle in Rom anging, sicherlich zugestimmt.
		Borghese products blend science and nature with restorative Acquo di Vita complex from the legendary Terme...
	www.karate-em2003.de /Borghese-8930 (226 words)

	Garavaggio a Roma - Itinerari di Roma
		The palace was built for cardinal Scipione Borghese, the nephew of Pope Paul V. It was conceived as official seat and as a place for cultural entertainment, by the architect Flaminio Ponzio, at the beginning of the XVII century.
		In 1607 the painter from Arpino was imprisoned for reasons which were not fully clear; cardinal Borghese, with the pretext of a collection of harquebus owned by the unlucky artist, flmailed him to take possession of his many paintings.
		It was built on the ruins of Palazzo Riario, dated to the first years of the XVI century, where even the Swedish Queen Cristina has lived, founding an Academy from which the Arcadia was born.
	www.romeguide.it /MONUM/MUSEI/Caravaggio/inglese.htm (4671 words)

	Vinarium wine tours, cooking lessons, wine tasting and visit to the wineries, a tour operator
		The building was confiscated for treason against the Medici family and it was entrust to the Capponi family first and finally to the Galli family, which completed the renovation works to the current form.
		The Enoteca was created by Andrea Moradei in the large rooms of the “Loggia de’ Villani”, on the ground floor of Palazzo Borghese, the same building of the Koinè school.
		Located in Palazzo Borghese, a major example in Florence of the neoclassic architecture, Koinè was created in 1980 as an association of teachers of Italian as a foreign language.
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