Cardinal Pamphili Villa, Facade Decorated for a Visit of Pope Clement XIII, Paolo Posi, Italian, 1708 - 1776, Pen and black ink, brush and gray, pink wash, graphite on white laid paper, Shown is the elevation of a two-story villa, laterally connected by gateways with five-story houses of the same height; their corners are shown; the gateways are decorated with draperies, burning candles and garlands. The ground floor of the villa projects laterally; allegorical figural representations of 'Religion', or 'Church' and 'Faith' are shown; the attic shows the coat of arms of the Pope, the attributes of his office, and urns containing fires; the coach with the Pope approaches from right; at left is a troupe of soldiers; framing lines below. Figures, carriages, and horses in foreground., Italy, 1758-69, architecture, Drawing, Drawing