Pantheon Art Story | Location | Opening Hours Tickets | Authorisations
Art Story Story | Porch Rotunda | Cupola | Basilica | Chapels Tombs
Chapels 1st Chapel | King Umberto I | 3rd Chapel | 4th Chapel | 5th Chapel | Vittorio Emanuele II | 7th Chapelle
Aediculas 1st Aedicula | 2nd Aedicula | Raphael Tomb | 4th Aedicula | 5th Aedicula | 6th Aedicula | 7th Aedicula | 8th Aedicula
Fifth Chapel of the Pantheon Basilica in Rome “Madonna della Clemenza”
Madonna Cancellata The fifth chapel of the Pantheon offers a 15th-century painting representing the Virgin Mary on the throne with the Child Jesus, between Saint John the Baptist and Saint Francis.
This painting is called “Madonna della Clemenza” or “Madonna Cancellata.”
The name “Madonna Cancellata” comes from the fact that at one time, before the painting was hung in the Fifth Chapel, it was located in a niche in the Pronaos, protected by a grid, a “cancello”.
It was not until 1837 that this painting was installed in the fifth chapel of the Pantheon.
Chapels 1st Chapel | King Umberto I | 3rd Chapel | 4th Chapel | 5th Chapel | Vittorio Emanuele II | 7th Chapelle
Aediculas 1st Aedicula | 2nd Aedicula | Raphael Tomb | 4th Aedicula | 5th Aedicula | 6th Aedicula | 7th Aedicula | 8th Aedicula
Art Story Story | Porch Rotunda | Cupola | Basilica | Chapels Tombs
Pantheon Art Story | Location | Opening Hours Tickets | Authorisations
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