The Doria-Pamphilj gallery is situated in the Palace with the same name, built between the middle of the fifteenth and the beginning of the eighteenth century. The disposition of the paintings in the Gallery is distributed over four wings and follows the indications provided in an eighteenth century document, where the exact location of each work is specified according to a criterion of symmetry and sometimes of typological and stylistic affinity. It includes paintings by: - Raphael (Portrait of Andrea Navagero) - Titian (Salome with the head of St. John the Baptist) - Domenichino (Susan and the old men) - Caravaggio (Rest during the flight to Egypt, St. John the Baptist, and Magdalene) - Annibale e Ludovico Carracci (Satyr and shepherd, Madonna with the Infant, St. Sebastian) - Mattia Preti (Magdalene repentant, St. John the Baptist, Christ conducted on the Scala Santa) - Guercino (Erminia finds Tancred wounded, Allegory of springtime, Return of the prodigal son, St. Joseph) - Guido Reni (Madonna adoring the Infant, St. Peter repentant, Sacred and profane love) - Velazquez (portrait of Innocent the Tenth)