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Ettore Roesler Franz_Case dei Pierleoni_1888

The Watercolours of Ettore Roesler Franz
Houses of Pierleonis - 1888

This watercolor is a complete picture of Roman life : on the one hand a counter sales of fruits and vegetables , followed dall'abbacchio exposed for sale ; on the other hand, the figure of the " goatherd " who contracted the sale of its products with a customer , while two women and a child attending curious to negotiation.

The Pierleonis were an ancient and powerful Roman family of Jewish descent . The conversion took place in the eleventh century when in fact a ' member of the family converted to Catholicism and took the name of Leo Benedict in honor of Pope Leo IX from which he had been baptized . It seems that the enrichment of the family was due to wear, it was business as possible for the Jews but forbidden for Christians. The considerable disposable income had led to a great prestige among the Roman patrician families . Historic rivalry in this family at this time with the other powerful Frangipane family . Principal residence of the family was a tower-house in Trastevere , and the palace Pierleonis near the Mouth of Truth, converted into a palace , which became in later centuries the property of their Savelli and then of the Orsini .