Room of the Fire in the Borgo

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The Room of the Fire in the Borgo is one of the Vatican's Raphael Rooms, renowned for its frescoes depicting historical and religious scenes painted by Raphael and his workshop.

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Room of the Fire in the Borgo canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Vatican room
cultural heritage site
frescoed room
museum room
artStyle High Renaissance
associatedWithArtist Gianfrancesco Penni
Giulio Romano
associatedWithPope Pope Leo III
belongsTo Holy See
ceilingDecoratedBy Raphael’s workshop
ceilingDecorationType frescoes
commissionedBy Pope Leo X
constructionPeriod early 16th century
country Vatican City
decoratedBy Raphael
Raphael’s workshop
depicts historical scenes
religious scenes
floorLevel second floor of the Apostolic Palace
followsInSequence Room of the Segnatura
frescoExecutionPeriod c. 1514–1517
hasFresco The Coronation of Charlemagne
The Fire in the Borgo
The Justification of Leo III
linked to: The Oath of Leo III

The Oath of Leo III
hasFunction propaganda for papal authority
hasItalianName Stanza dell’Incendio di Borgo
hasLanguageOfInscriptions Latin
hasMainDecoration frescoes
hasSubjectMatter medieval papal history
miraculous events
hasWallDecoration large narrative fresco cycles
heritageSignificance masterpiece of Renaissance fresco painting
locatedIn Apostolic Palace
Vatican Museums
namedAfter Fire in the Borgo
openToPublic yes
partOf Raphael Rooms
partOfTourRoute standard Vatican Museums itinerary
precedesInSequence Room of Heliodorus
theme events from the pontificate of Leo III
glorification of the papacy
touristCategory art history destination
usedAs papal apartments reception room
visitorAttraction yes

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Raphael Rooms hasPart Room of the Fire in the Borgo
Hall of Constantine adjacentTo Room of the Fire in the Borgo