Memorials

S. Trinita 011a Cappella degli Strozzi

Situated In

Alternate Names

Strozzi Chapel

Rosselli Number	11.0
Memorial Type	chapel
Status	extant
Current Repository	in situ
Primary Installation	na
Secondary Installation	na
Tomb Form	na
Liturgical Orientation	S
Documented Types	cappella cartella sepolcro
Component Parts	plaque tomb mensa
Decorative Elements
Database ID	167

Dates

1340
1603 to 1609	renovation

Inscriptions (1 total)

2664

PETRVS • STROZZA / PAND • F • EIVSQ HÆREDES / SACELLVM A MAIORIBVS • SVIS / ANNO CIↃ CCC • XL • EXTRVCTVM / AVITÆ PIETATIS IMITATORES / RESTITVERVNT ANNO / CIↃ • CI • CIX •

Piero Strozzi, son of Pandolfo, and his heirs, imitators of ancestral piety, restored the chapel built by their ancestors in 1340, in the year 1609

Individuals (5 total)

Strozzi, Palla di Carlo di Palla di Carlo di Francesco	1603	a
Strozzi, Piero di Pandolfo di Piero di Carlo di Francesco	circa 1603 (date is approximate) to 1607
Strozzi, Alessio (fra) di Francesco di Carlo di Palla di Carlo (OP)	circa 1603 (date is approximate) to 1609
Strozzi, Piero di Palla di Rinaldo di Palla di Carlo	circa 1607 (date is approximate) to 1609	b
Strozzi, Piero di Pandolfo di Piero di Carlo di Francesco	1609 to present

Groups (1 total)

Strozzi

1340 to present

Related Memorials (2 total)

S. Trinita 011b tomb of Palla and Palla di Palla Strozzi:
S. Trinita 011c tomb of Giovanni Strozzi:

Sources (3 total)

ASF, Manoscritti, 628, Sepoltuari da Francesco della Foresta	pp. 962-3, no. 3
ASF, Manoscritti, 625, Rosselli, Sepoltuario Fiorentino, 1657 (copy)	pp. 922–3, no. 11
S. Rosselli, Sepoltuario Fiorentino, autograph	pp. 1070, no. 11

Notes

[a] Palla di Carlo has been credited with participating in the renovation of the Strozzi family chapel in the south aisle of S. Trinita. The project is dated 1603 to 1609, its commencement coinciding with Palla's death, suggesting that his contribution was a testamentary bequest.
[b] Piero di Palla di Carlo Strozzi may be one of the unnamed heirs of Piero di Pandolfo Strozzi responsible for completing the renovation of the family chapel in the south aisle of Santa Trinita. Whether he took on the project from the start around 1603, or only after Piero's death in 1607, is not presently known.