Chigi Collection

The Sun King Louis XIV, Of France, With His Brilliant Court, 1664, (c1930)
The " Sun" King Louis XIV, Of France, With His Brilliant Court, 1664, (c1930). Louis XIVs audience with the Papal ambassador Sigismondo Chigi, 29 July 1664, at the palace of Fontainebleau

The meeting between cardinal Felipe Chigi Zondadari and Philip V king of Spain
5309710 The meeting between cardinal Felipe Chigi Zondadari and Philip V king of Spain by Conca, Sebastiano (1680-1764); Palazzo Corsini, Gallerie Nazionali Barberini Corsini, Rome

Pope Alexander VII, 1599 - 1667, born Fabio Chigi. From Crabb's Historical Dictionary, published 1825
3039865 Pope Alexander VII, 1599 - 1667, born Fabio Chigi. From Crabb's Historical Dictionary, published 1825. by English School, (19th century); Private Collection

Mens costumes of the mid 15th century. Charles the Bold, Karl I der Kühne, wearing a fur-lined coat over puff sleeved doublet. From a miniature in the titlepage of Froissarts Chronicles

Bust of Pope Pius VII
3660975 Bust of Pope Pius VII by Italian School; Palazzo Chigi Saracini, Siena, Italy; (add.info.: Siena, Siena Province, Tuscany, Italy)

The Atonement for the Corsican Attacks in 1664, Ceiling Painting from the Galerie des
XIR165134 The Atonement for the Corsican Attacks in 1664, Ceiling Painting from the Galerie des Glaces by Le Brun, Charles (1619-90); Chateau de Versailles

ANGLO-ITALIAN AGREEMENT
The Anglo-Italian agreement is signed at Palazzo Chigi, Rome. Date: April 1938

Louis XIVs audience to the Papal ambassador Sigismondo Chigi, 29 July 1664, (1903). Artist: Charles le Brun
Louis XIVs audience to the Papal ambassador Sigismondo Chigi, 29 July 1664, (1903). The meeting was held at Fontainebleau. From the Gobelin tapestry by Charles Lebrun

Olpe Chigi Vase. 650 -640 BC. Proto-Corinthian style. Decorated with illustrations of warriors (upper side), riders and carts (center) and hunting scenes (lower part). Archaic Greek art. Ceramics

Italy. Rome. Villa Farnesina, 1506-1510
Italy. Rome. Villa Farnesina. Built by Baldassare Peruzzi (1481-1536), 1506-1510. Exterior

Cardinal Flavio Chigi
Cardinal FLAVIO CHIGI Italian churchman, nephew of Pope Alexander VII, a circumstance which was no hindrance to his advancement. Date: FLOURISHED 1650S

Berenice Chigi
BERENICE CHIGI Italian noblewoman, wife of the popes nephew, member of the ruling family of Siena, patrons of the arts Date: ? - 1696

CHIGI (1630- ?)
AGOSTINO CHIGI nephew of Pope Alexander VII, governor of Castel Sant Angelo, Rome, married a Borghese principessa Date: 1630- ?

The French Crisis, Sketches at Versailles during the Recent Constitutional Debate
THE FRENCH CRISIS, SKETCHES AT VERSAILLES DURING THE RECENT CONSTITUTIONAL DEBATE, FRANCE: 8. Public Tribune. 9. Diplomatic Tribune: a Mgr

Corinthian Aryballos; Attributed to the Chigi Group, Greek, active about 660 - 640 B.C.; Greece (Corinth); about 640 - 630 B.C.; Terracotta; Object: H: 6 x Diam.: 3 cm (2 3/8 x 1 3/16 in.)

The French Crisis, Sketches at Versailles during the Recent Constitutional Debate, France: 8
THE FRENCH CRISIS, SKETCHES AT VERSAILLES DURING THE RECENT CONSTITUTIONAL DEBATE, FRANCE: 8. Public Tribune. 9. Diplomatic Tribune: a Mgr

Louis XIV & Papal Legate
Cardinal Chigi, on behalf of his Uncle Pope Alexander VII, apologises to Louis XIV for ill-treatment of some French at Rome; the interview takes place in Louis bedroom

Pope Alexander VII
POPE ALEXANDER VII (Fabio Chigi)

Court of Louis XIV
Cardinal Chigi, on behalf of his uncle pope Alexander VII, apologises to Louis XIV for ill-treatment of some French at Rome; the interview takes place in Louis bedroom

Louis Xiv / Fontainebleau
Cardinal Chigi, on behalf of his Uncle Pope Alexander VII, apologises to Louis XIV for ill-treatment of some French at Rome; the interview takes place in Louis bedroom

Agostino Chigi - 2
AGOSTINO CHIGI nephew of Pope Alexander VII, governor of Castel Sant Angelo, Rome, married a Borghese principessa

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"Chigi: A Noble Family's Legacy Across Time and Borders" Step into the world of Chigi, a name that resonates through history. From the opulent courts of Louis XIV in 1664 to the grandeur of Villa Farnesina in Rome, their influence spans across nations. In 1664, Cardinal Felipe Chigi Zondadari met with Philip V, King of Spain, forging alliances that would shape Europe. Their meeting symbolized the power and diplomacy embodied by the Chigi family. Pope Alexander VII, born Fabio Chigi, left an indelible mark on Catholicism during his reign from 1655 to 1667. His bust stands as a testament to his influential papacy and dedication to his faith. The mid-15th century witnessed men donning costumes reminiscent of an era long gone. These fashion choices reflect the evolving tastes and trends embraced by society at that time. Artistic masterpieces adorned ceilings as seen in "The Atonement for Corsican Attacks. " This painting captures not only historical events but also showcases how art can immortalize significant moments. An Anglo-Italian agreement further solidified the Chigis' role as mediators between nations. Their ability to bridge divides showcased their diplomatic prowess and commitment to peace. Louis XIV himself granted an audience to Sigismondo Chigi, Papal ambassador extraordinaire on July 29th, 1664. This encounter exemplifies both Louis XIV's recognition of Sigismondo's importance and highlights the esteemed status held by members of this illustrious family. Cardinal Flavio Chigi was another prominent figure within this lineage who left an enduring legacy through his ecclesiastical contributions. His devotion shaped religious practices during his time. Berenice Chigi adds a touch of femininity amidst these powerful figures; her presence serves as a reminder that women too played vital roles within the Chigi family.