Room of the Cave, Palazzo Rosso, Genoa, Italy

Sala della Grotta or Room of the Cave, decorated by Domenico Parodi and Tommaso Aldovrandini in 1705-10, in the Mezzarie of Anton Giulio II Brignole-Sale, an apartment begun 1705 on the mezzanine of the Palazzo Rosso, or Palazzo Brignole Sale, built 1675 in Mannerist style, on the Via Garibaldi, in the Le Strade Nuove in Genoa, Liguria, Italy. Either side of the Judgement of Paris fresco, 1710, by Domenico Parodi, are the sculptures Helen and Pollux by Bernardo Schiaffino and The She-wolf with Romulus and Remus by Francesco Biggi. The Strade Nuove or New Streets area, housing many palaces, is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The building houses the Strada Nuova Museums. Picture by Manuel Cohen

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1675 1710 Bernardo Brignole Domenico Genoa Genoese Genova Genovese Giulio Grotta Judgement Liguria Loeil Mezzanine Musei Museums Nuova Nuove Parodi Pollux Remus Romulus Rosso Sala Schiaffino She-wolf Strada Strade Tommaso Trompe

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