Culture Detour
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Palazzo Doria Pamphilj’s Via del Corso façade, photographed in January 2015. Exterior view; the gallery is inside the palace.
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Windows on Palazzo Doria Pamphilj’s exterior, November 2018. Architectural detail rather than a collection photograph.
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A detail of Palazzo Colonna’s façade on Piazza Santi Apostoli, July 2014. Galleria Colonna visitor access is on Via della Pilotta.
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Via della Pilotta beside Palazzo Colonna, November 2006, with the palace’s connecting arches. Archival street context; access arrangements may have changed.