• Fontana della Rotonda (1711). The fountain setting for the Egyptian obelisk that faces the
Pantheon was commissioned by the
Albani pope
Clement XI; Barigioni was commissioned to re-erect an Egyptian obelisk (the
Obelisco Macuteo) in the place of the central vase of
Giacomo Della Porta's fountain (1575) in the centre of Piazza della Rotonda.
Luigi Amici carved the four dolphins at the base of the pedestal (
illustration). The ensemble was adapted in 1880. • Palazzo Testa-Piccolomini (1718) • Aqueduct and municipal fountain at
Nepi (1727). The spectacular buttressed piers of the aqueduct's high arches are still a monumental sight in Nepi. Barigioni also designed the public fountain, set into a niche in the façade of the Palazzo Communale, where the aqueduct's water issues from the heraldic tower of
Pope Benedict XIII. • Fountain in Corneto (modern
Tarquinia) (1727), celebrating the Conti pope
Innocent XIII. • Façade for church of
San Gregorio della Divina Pietà (1727–29). Barigioni designed the façade for the church in Piazza Monte Savello, near the
Theater of Marcellus, first mentioned in twelfth-century. The church stood just outside the
Roman Ghetto; the inscriptions in Hebrew and Latin on the scroll above the door were intended "
che rimproverano la perfidia ed ostinazione degli Ebrei" according to
Giuseppe Vasi's
Itinerario 1761. (
illustration). • Church of
Sant'Andrea delle Fratte. (1736). Right
transept altar with the bronze and marble image of
S. Francesco di Paola (Titi-Bottari 1763). The altarpiece is by
Paris Nogari, the
stucco angels by
Giovanni Battista Maini. •
Velletri, Palazzo Comunale, (completed 1741). The town hall, begun in 1572 by
Giacomo della Porta to a design by
Jacopo Barozzi da Vignola, was completed by Barigioni. • Church of
San Marco (1744). Interior redecorations, Cardinal Angelo Querini. •
Exedra in the courtyard of the
Palazzo Nuovo of the Campidoglio (1734), with the arms of Clement XII, celebrating the installation of the
Musei Capitolini. • Monument to Queen Maria Clementina Sobieska (1739–42),
St Peter's, Rome. He designed the monument, which was executed by the sculptor
Pietro Bracci; the realistic and theatrical white and colored marble funeral monument commemorated the consort of the
Stuart pretender James Francis Stuart. • Chapel of S. Fabiano, in the Church of San Sebastian on the
Appian Way, erected to glorify the Albani family to designs of
Carlo Maratta, was executed by
Carlo Fontana,
Alessandro Specchi and Barigioni (Titi-Bottari 1763; TCI 1965395) • Church of
Madonna del Pascolo and Ss. Sergius and Bacchus. High altar designed by Barigioni (Titi-Bottari 1763). ==Notes==