Gallery of Roman Scenes

The gallery contains six life-size scenes, the Roman Scenes from which it takes its name, and a selection of works showing various aspects of the popular traditions of Rome in the late eighteenth century and the entirety of the nineteenth, filtered through the perspectives of the artists who depicted them.

The main themes illustrated are religion, the crafts, popular dress, carnival, fireworks and the saltarello (a popular dance).

Adriano Trojani, Interno di un forno, 1844
Painting

Adriano Trojani

1844
Françoise Pinelli (pseudonimo di Bartolomeo), Danse champetre dans les environs de Rome
Print

Françoise Pinelli (a pseudonym of Bartolomeo) (1781-1835)

XIXth century, first quarter
Guillaume Frédéric Ronmy, Abside di San Giovanni in Laterano, 1825
Painting

Guillaume Frédéric Ronmy (1786-1854)

1824 (?)
Painting

Ignoto

sec. XVIII-XIX
Painting

Arnoldo Corrodi (Roma 1846-1874)

1867