Raggi Collection

Amidst the timeless allure of Rome, the artistic legacy of the Raggi family unfolds

Raggi Collection: Angel with the column. Statue by Antonio Raggi (1624-1686)

Angel with the column. Statue by Antonio Raggi (1624-1686)
Italy. Rome. Saint Angelo Bridge. Statue of the Angel with the Column (Throne), by Antonio Raggi (1624-1686)

Raggi Collection: Sir Anthony van Dyck, The Prefect Raffaele Raggi, Flemish, 1599-1641, c

Sir Anthony van Dyck, The Prefect Raffaele Raggi, Flemish, 1599-1641, c. 1625, oil on canvas

Raggi Collection: View of Rome, including the Roman College, Sa. Maria del Mir

View of Rome, including the Roman College, Sa. Maria del Miracoli, the Raggi Palace, Palce of the Consulta, etc

Tomaso Raggi
Marchese TOMASO RAGGI Italian soldier from Genova, son of Giacomo Raggi

Giov. Battista Raggi
Marchese GIOVANNI BATTISTA RAGGI Military commander from Genoa Date: 17th century

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Amidst the timeless allure of Rome, the artistic legacy of the Raggi family unfolds. Angelic figures and regal prefects, sculpted by Antonio Raggi (1624-1686) and painted by Sir Anthony van Dyck (1599-1641), grace the city's hallowed grounds. The Roman College, Sa. Maria del Mir, stands proudly in the background, a testament to the enduring history of this Eternal City. Meanwhile, Tomaso Raggi and Giov. Battista Raggi continue to add to the family's artistic tapestry, their creations a reminder of the rich cultural heritage that thrives in the heart of Italy.