Seventh chapel of the Pantheon Basilica in Rome - Annunciation

The seventh chapel of the Pantheon is dedicated to Saint Boniface IV.

The baptismal font was there until 1824 when the Pantheon ceased to be a parish.

On the back wall is a 15th-century fresco attributed to the workshop of Melozzo da Forli (1438-1494) and representing the “Annunciation”.

Melozzo da Forli (1438-1494) “Annunciation”

Fresco - Water Pigments 15th Century

da Forli, Annunciation

To the left of “The Annunciation” hangs a Clemente Maioli (1625-1671) painting representing “Saint Laurent and Saint Agnes”.

Clemente Maioli (1625-1671) “Saint Laurent and Saint Agnes”

Painting - Oil on Canvas 1645-1650

Clemente Maioli, Saint Laurent and Saint Agnes, Seventh Chapel of the Pantheon in Rome, Italy

St. Laurent St. Agnes

To the right of “The Annunciation”, a painting by Pietro Paolo Bonzi (1576-1636) represents “The Incredulity of Saint Thomas.”

Pietro Paolo Bonzi “Incredulity of Saint Thomas”

Painting - Oil on Canvas 1633

Incredulity St Thomas

Finally, two superb marble angels from the workshop of Gian Lorenzo Bernini are on either side of the two columns of the chapel.

These two angels were offered to the Pantheon Church by Cardinal B. Tomasi in 1696.

Gian Lorenzo Bernini “Angels”

Sculpture - Marble

Bernini, Angel