Teodoro Correr

Teodoro's father was Giacomo and his wife, the Neapolitan noblewoman Anna Maria Petagno, daughter of Andrea, from the princely family of Trebisaccia.

When they reached twenty-five all Venetian patricians were required to take up minor magistracies and Correr reluctantly followed suit.

He even declined to serve in the Civic Guard on health grounds during the Fall of the Republic of Venice in 1797 and instead paid a cash fine in monthly installments.

majolica, glassware, books, engravings, gems, enamels, medals, curiosities, weapons, antiquities, bronzes and manuscripts.

He installed his growing collection in his family palazzo in the San Giovanni Decollato district of the Santa Croce sestiere.

Bernardino Castelli , Portrait of Teodoro Correr
Entrance to the Museo Correr .