Mattei Collection

Ancient Roman shoes and sandals
Imperial Roman footwear from the Trajan Column 1, Roman footwear from the Palazzo Mattei 2, sandal from a fragment found at Palestrina 3, and a Roman sandal from a figure in the Casa Giustiniani 4

Palazzo de i Duchi Mattei, 1767, Rome, Italy, digital reproduction of an 18th century original, original date unknown
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Portrait of Julius Caesar, Mattei collection (marble)
3042823 Portrait of Julius Caesar, Mattei collection (marble) by Roman; Museo Nazionale Romano - Palazzo Altemps, Rome, Italy; Photo © Stefano Baldini

Statue of an Amazon female warrior by Phidias, wearing a peplos, holding a bow, with quiver under her arm. Found near the Villa d Este in Tivoli

Verdun -- On ne passe pas, by Louis Mattei
Verdun -- On ne passe pas (They shall not pass), original plaster maquette by Louis Octave Joseph Mattei, First World War. circa 1917

Bird s-eye view of the garden the illustrious Ciriaco Mattei, at Rome. Note the laberinto (maze) at 19 in the form of a dragon. Date: 1616

Roma - Mattei Square. - Fountain of the Tortoises. (Landini and Della Porta 1585). 1910. The small and elegant square is dedicated to Muzio Mattei, the Italian nobleman who died in 1596

Town Hall, Bone (Annaba), Algeria
Town Hall and Cours Bertagna, Bone (Annaba), Algeria, with a newspaper and postcard kiosk. Date: circa 1920

On ne passe pas The Battle for Verdun
On ne passe pas. The Battle for Verdun.. Louis Octave Mattei, Born C. 1880. French Sculptor And Engraver Of Medals. Studied Under Tonnelier And Exhibited At The Salon Des Artistes Francais

Marshal Joffre pointing and exclaiming
JOFFRE A LA MARNE - plaque in relief showing Marshal Joffre pointing and exclaiming Et maintenant en avant !. Louis Octave Mattei, Born C. 1880. French Sculptor And Engraver Of Medals

Attributed to Jacques-Franazois Amand (1730-1769), Gardens of the Villa Mattei, c. 1760, red chalk on laid paper

Taddeo Decorating the Facade of the Palazzo Mattei; Federico Zuccaro, Italian, about 1541 - 1609; about 1595; Pen and brown ink, brush with brown wash

Villa Mattei by Rossi
VILLA MATTEI OR VILLA COELI MONTANA built in 1582 by Ciriaco Mattei showing a series of formal Italian gardens & buildings including a maze, obelisk & statuary

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"Exploring the Legacy of Mattei: From Ancient Roman Shoes to Historic Landmarks" Step into the world of Mattei, where ancient Roman shoes and sandals once graced the feet of emperors and citizens alike. These timeless artifacts offer a glimpse into a bygone era, showcasing the craftsmanship and elegance that defined Roman fashion. In Rome, Italy, the Palazzo de i Duchi Mattei stands tall as a testament to the family's prominence in history. Built in 1767, this architectural masterpiece is now digitally reproduced for all to admire its grandeur. Although its original date remains unknown, it continues to captivate visitors with its regal presence. Traveling across continents, we find ourselves in Bone (Annaba), Algeria at their Town Hall. Surprisingly enough, even here we encounter traces of Mattei's influence. Perhaps it was through trade or cultural exchange that their name found its way to this distant land. Art enthusiasts will be delighted by Julius Caesar's portrait found within the esteemed Mattei collection. Carved from marble with meticulous detail, this piece immortalizes one of history's most iconic figures and showcases how art has always been intertwined with the legacy of Mattei. The Statue of an Amazon female warrior sculpted by Phidias further exemplifies this connection between artistry and heritage. With grace and strength frozen in time, it serves as a reminder that women have played pivotal roles throughout history – just like those who bear the name "Mattei. " Louis Mattei leaves his mark on Verdun through his artwork titled "Verdun - On ne passe pas. " This powerful depiction captures both courage and resilience amidst battle – an homage to those who fought valiantly during World War I. Returning once more to Rome, we soar above Ciriaco Mattei's illustrious garden through a bird’s-eye view. Its beauty stretches far beyond what meets our eyes; it represents generations of passion and dedication to creating a haven amidst the bustling city.