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Frescoes by Annibale Carracci reinstalled at the Prado

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10/11/25 Musée - Madrid, Museo del Prado - The history of the frescoes of the Herrera Chapel is interesting on several counts: it allows us to discuss the final years of a great master of the Italian Baroque and the essential role of his workshop, to trace the fate of works removed from the monument for which they were conceived, to address the question of the most suitable museographic choice to display them, but also the necessary collaboration between museums.


1. Annibale Carracci (1560–1609) and workshop
The frescoes of the Herrera Chapel
reinstalled in the permanent collections of the Museo del Prado
Photo: Museo del Prado

Originally from Spain but established in Rome, the banker Juan Enríquez de Herrera wished to thank…

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