Alessandra Di Castro

Old Master Paintings; Sculpture; Works of Art

Locations

Roma
Piazza di Spagna 4, 00187, Rome, ROMA (RM), Italy
Alessandra Di Castro

Old Master Paintings; Sculpture; Works of Art

The entrance to the Gallery gives onto Piazza di Spagna. From the doorway to number 4, a concealed courtyard leads the visitor into the secluded rooms of a historical 17th century palazzo housing old masters (primarily of Italian schools), sculptures, furniture, marbles, semi-precious stoneworks and rare objets d'art. Most of the artworks on display come from private collections. Alessandra Di Castro also assists its customers with purchases or sales and to provide art historical research, estimates and expertises; it is also available for consultation in matters relating to collections and inheritance.
The historic site of the Galleria Alessandra Di Castro, at Piazza di Spagna 4, lies in the heart of the neighbourhood that has for centuries housed the studios of all the greatest artists who have lived and worked in Rome. Today what is known as the “Tridente” is the quarter of haute couture but in centuries past, in the immediate vicinity of Alessandra Di Castro's shop, such figure as Giambattista Piranesi, Antonio Canova, Giorgio de Chirico and Federico Fellini successively lived their creative lives.

Artists

  • Carlo Albacini
  • Cesare Aguatti
  • Alessandro Allori
  • Andrea Appiani
  • Giacomo Balla
  • Michelangelo Barberi
  • Lorenzo Bartolini
  • Pompeo Batoni
  • Giovanni Boldini
  • Carlo Bonavia
  • Ippolito Caffi
  • Antonio Canova
  • Lorenzo Cardelli
  • Raffaele Carelli
  • Castellani
  • Franz Ludwig Catel
  • Bartolomeo Cavaceppi
  • Viviano Codazzi
  • Guglielmo Della Porta
  • Pierre – François – Léonard Fontaine
  • Felice Giani
  • Luca Giordano
  • Matteo di Giovanni
  • Benjamin Ludwig Jollage
  • Angelica Kauffmann
  • Gavin Hamilton
  • Wilhelm Hopfgarten
  • Francesco Hayez
  • Giovanni Lanfranco
  • Ottavio Leoni
  • Giuseppe Maggiolini
  • Pompeo Marchesi
  • Anton von Maron
  • Lorenzo Monaco
  • Nicola Morelli
  • Giovanni Paolo Panini
  • Charles Percier
  • Giovanni Pichler
  • Luigi Pichler
  • Pietro Piffetti
  • Benedetto Pistrucci
  • Gio Ponti
  • Giacomo Raffaelli
  • Jusepe de Ribera
  • Luigi Sabatelli
  • Johann Paul Schor
  • Jean – François Thomas de Thomon
  • Pierre – Philippe Thomire
  • Giuseppe Torretti
  • Raimondo Trentanove
  • Giuseppe Valadier
  • Luigi Valadier
  • Gaspare Vanvitelli
  • Angelo Viva
  • Giovanni Volpato
  • Adolfo Wildt