House of Albani

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The House of Albani was a prominent Italian noble family of Albanian origin that rose to influence in Rome during the 17th and 18th centuries, producing popes, cardinals, and notable patrons of the arts.

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House of Albani canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Italian noble family
Roman noble family
aristocratic house
cardinal
cardinal
noble family
pope
activity art patronage
diplomacy
ecclesiastical politics
associatedWith Papal States
Roman Curia
birthName Giovanni Francesco Albani
countryOfOrigin Italy
ethnicOrigin Albanian
family House of Albani
House of Albani
House of Albani
hasMember Cardinal Alessandro Albani
Cardinal Annibale Albani
Pope Clement XI
hasSurname Albani
hasTitle duke
prince
heritage Albanian diaspora in Italy
language Italian
Latin
location Rome
notableFor art collecting
influence in Rome in the 17th century
influence in Rome in the 18th century
patronage of classical antiquities
patronage of the arts
producing cardinals
producing popes
papacyEnd 1721
papacyStart 1700
patronage architecture
painting
sculpture
periodOfProminence 17th century
18th century
region Lazio
religiousAffiliation Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
socialStatus high nobility

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Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Alessandro Albani nobleFamily House of Albani
subject linked to: Cardinal Alessandro Albani
Pope Clement XI family House of Albani
subject linked to: House of Albani
Cardinal Annibale Albani family House of Albani
subject linked to: House of Albani
Cardinal Alessandro Albani family House of Albani
subject linked to: House of Albani