Over sixty years ago, Pio Pecchiai suggested that the patron of the chapel of Saint Mary Magdalene in the SS. Trinità dei Monti in Rome might be the courtesan Lucrezia Scanatoria, who had died shortly before 14 February 1522 when a house was purchased with a sum of money she had bequeathed to the friars of the SS. Trinità. After identifying Giovanni Giacomo Bucca as the notary who signed the act, the author carried out a short search for the original document in the State Archives of Rome in the hope of finding more information on the courtesan. Unfortunately, no paper regarding Lucrezia and her bequest was found in Bucca’s volume of notarial acts for the year 1522, which includes only a series of hardly readable drafts collected in chronological order.
Giulio Romano, Giovan Francesco Penni e la cappella di Santa Maria Maddalena nella SS. Trinità dei Monti: nuove osservazioni sulla decorazione e la sua committente. Epilogo
Vannugli, Antonio
2021-01-01
Abstract
Over sixty years ago, Pio Pecchiai suggested that the patron of the chapel of Saint Mary Magdalene in the SS. Trinità dei Monti in Rome might be the courtesan Lucrezia Scanatoria, who had died shortly before 14 February 1522 when a house was purchased with a sum of money she had bequeathed to the friars of the SS. Trinità. After identifying Giovanni Giacomo Bucca as the notary who signed the act, the author carried out a short search for the original document in the State Archives of Rome in the hope of finding more information on the courtesan. Unfortunately, no paper regarding Lucrezia and her bequest was found in Bucca’s volume of notarial acts for the year 1522, which includes only a series of hardly readable drafts collected in chronological order.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
