Rome's Galleria Borghese). These works capture the exuberance that the Cardinal's friends admired and which his critics decried as frivolity inappropriate to his office. Collection Although he is most associated with the development of the Baroque, he also eagerly collected works of many artists of quite different styles. Borghese's collection includes works as diverse as Early Renaissance altarpieces such as Fra Angelico's Last Judgment (ca 1450); examples of northern art such as two paintings of Venus (early 16th century) by Lucas Cranach; sixteenth-century Venetian paintings such as Titian's Sacred and Profane Love (1514); and classicizing pictures such as Domenichino's Diana (1616/7). The Cardinal even owned a very uncharacteristic work by Michelangelo, a depiction of Cupid now called "The Manhattan Marble". References 1577 births 1633 deaths People from the Metropolitan City of Rome Capital Scipione Cardinal-nephews Italian art collectors 17th-century Italian cardinals LGBT Roman Catholics Cardinal-bishops of Sabina Roman Catholic archbishops of Bologna 17th-century Italian Roman Catholic archbishops Cardinal Secretaries of State Major Penitentiaries of the Apostolic Penitentiary 17th-century LGBT people Italian LGBT people Italian art patrons