Ceiling of the Hall of Galatea
The Triumph of GalateaCouncil of the GodsThe Wedding Banquet of Cupid and PsycheVenus and CapricornBacchus and AriadneCupid and the Three GracesMercury Brings Psyche up to OlympusPerseus and MedusaCupid Pleads with Jupiter for PsycheHercules and the HydraFame and Medusa's VictimsVenus and the DovesHead of a YouthThe Rape of GanymedeVenus Appeals to Ceres and JunoHercules Defeating the Nemean LionThe Fall of PhaetonDionysian ProcessionMercuryPutti with CerberusAbduction of Orithyia by BoreasThe Wedding of Alexander and RoxaneCeiling of the Hall of GalateaVenus Presenting Psyche to CupidThe CharioteerLyra and ApolloCeiling with Putti and GarlandCorridor of the GrotesquesZephyrus Blowing on FloraMarine Scene with NereidsIllusionistic Architecture and StatuePutto with TridentGrotesque Ceiling with Flying FigureThe Family of Darius Before AlexanderVenus and JupiterPutto with ThunderboltsApollo and the Centaur

Ceiling of the Hall of GalateaRaphael and workshop

754
This ceiling fresco (1511–17) integrates mythological scenes with dense vegetal and marine ornament. Central panels show the Council of the Gods and other Olympian episodes, framed by painted architecture that extends the real space. The surrounding grotesques revive ancient Roman wall decoration, turning the room into a unified display of classical learning and decorative luxury.