A historically significant passageway within the Vatican’s Apostolic Palace, adorned with intricate decorations attributed to Renaissance master Raphael and traversed by popes and presidents, is set to receive its first major restoration in over 500 years.
The Vatican Museums announced Wednesday the launch of a five-year, $5.5 million initiative to clean and restore the Raphael Loggia. This 65-meter long, 4-meter wide corridor is celebrated as a pinnacle of Renaissance figurative art.