two forms of dome decoration and was employed by Gianlorenzo Bernini in his later churches at Ariccia and Castelgandolfo. Carlo Maderno designed the high altar (1614) to enframe the venerable icon of the Madonna and Child. Chigi Chapel Raphael began to fresco the Sibyls receiving angelic instruction (1514) above the arch of the Chigi Chapel, the first altar on your right, commissioned by Agostino Chigi, the papal banker. The Deposition over the altar is by Cosimo Fancelli. Cesi Chapel The second chapel on the right, the Cesi Chapel, was designed by Antonio da Sangallo the Younger, and has a very fine Renaissance decoration on the external arch by Simone Mosca, as well as two small frescoes, the Creation of Eve and the Original Sin by Rosso Fiorentino. Ponzetti Chapel The first chapel on the left (Ponzetti Chapel) holds the noteworthy Renaissance fresco "Madonna with Saints" by Baldassarre Peruzzi, who is better known as an architect. The second chapel has marble taken from the ruins of the Temple of Jupiter Capitolinus. The tribune has paintings by Carlo Maratta, Peruzzi, Orazio Gentileschi, Francesco Albani and others. A main feature of the church and monastery complex is the Bramante cloister. Built in 1500–1504 for Cardinal Oliviero Carafa, it was the first work of Donato Bramante in the city. It has two levels: the first is articulated by shallow pilasters set against an arcade; the second also has pilasters set against an arcade which is vertically continuous with the lower story, but with columns located in between each arch span. The cloister has an exhibition space and a coffee bar on the upper level. Gallery Cardinal Priests The Church of Santa Maria della Pace was designated as a titulus for a Cardinal-Priest on 13 April 1587 by Pope Sixtus V. The holders of the title were: Antonmaria Salviati (20 April 1587 – 23 April 1600) Flaminio Piatti (24 April 1600 – 1 November 1613) Giacomo Serra (28 September 1615 – 19 August – 19 August 1623) Alessandro d'Este (2 October 1623 – 13 May 1624). Melchior Klesl (1 July 1624 – 18 September 1630) Fabrizio Verospi (5 September 1633 – 27 January 1639) Marcantonio Franciotti (19 December 1639 – 8 February 1666) Giacomo Filippo Nini (15 March 1666 – 11 August 1680) Stefano Brancaccio (22 September 1681 – 8 September 1682) Carlo Barberini (27 September 1683 – 30 April 1685) Giacomo Franzoni (30 April