Horne Museum

Of the city's several small once-private collections, the one formed by Englishman Herbert Percy Horne and left to Florence in his will has perhaps the best individual pieces, though the bulk of it consists of mediocre paintings by good artists. In a 15th-century palazzo designed by Cronaca (not Sangallo, as was once believed), the collections are left, unlabeled, as Horne arranged them; the reference numbers on the handout they give you correspond to the stickers on the wall, not the numbers on the frames. The best works are a St. Stephen by Giotto and Sienese Mannerist Domenico Beccafumi's weirdly colored tondo of the Holy Family.

Horne Museum is located in Benci Street, 6 - 50122 Rome (Rome). To communicate or ask something with the place, the Phone number is +39 055 244661. You can get more information from their website: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museo_Horne. The coordinates that you can use in navigation applications to get to find "Horne Museum" quickly are 43.767070770264,11.259160041809