St. Bernardino (Detail)
Madonna and Child on the Coffered Ceiling
Madonna and Child on the Coffered Ceiling
Musical Angels (detail)
Christ in Majesty
Madonna and Child with Saints
Coffered Ceiling of Santa Maria in Aracoeli
The Glory of St. Bernardino
Pietà
Portrait Group (detail)
Ceiling Medallion with the Holy Spirit
St. Bernardino Preaching Against Discord
God the Father with the Globe
Baroque Wooden Pulpit
Counterfaçade with Angels and Barberini Emblem
Baroque Pulpit Cherub
Cherub Head on Baroque Pulpit
The Reconciliation of the Bufalini (detail)
Santo Bambino of Aracoeli
The Reconciliation of the Bufalini (detail)
St Louis of Toulouse (detail)
Baroque Pulpit
High Altar
Baroque Pulpit (detail)
St Francis
The Four Evangelists
Baroque Wooden Pulpit
Madonna Aracoeli
The Funeral of St. Bernardino
Barberini Coat of Arms and Allegory
View from the Stairway of Santa Maria in Aracoeli
Basilica of Santa Maria in Aracoeli
Basilica of Santa Maria in Aracoeli stands atop the Capitoline Hill, where Rome’s civic authority long intertwined with ritual, above remains linked to the ancient temple of Juno Moneta. A church has existed here since the 6th c., but the Franciscans reshaped it in the 13th c., pairing a stark Romanesque nave with a famously steep stairway. Inside, a Lepanto ceiling (1571) proclaims papal triumph, while Cavallini’s late 13th c. frescoes, Pinturicchio’s Bufalini Chapel (1484–86), and the venerated Madonna Aracoeli and Santo Bambino sustain living devotion.,
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