Where are Gian Lorenzo Bernini’s Angels for the Sant’Angelo Bridge displayed?

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Lorenzo Bernini: Apollo and Daphne — Gian Lorenzo Bernini *Apollo and Daphne*, marble sculpture by Lorenzo Bernini, 1622–25; in the Borghese Gallery, Rome.

While it is often noted that Gian Lorenzo Bernini designed the ten angels for the Ponte Sant’Angelo, the specific angels carved by Bernini himself were never placed on the bridge.1

Because Pope Clement IX prized these particular sculptures so highly, they were preserved and are currently displayed in the church of Sant’Andrea delle Fratte in Rome.1