In addition to researching the origins of works, the Museum Barberini always strives to present its art in the best possible way. To this end, the curatorial team not only considers the hanging, architecture, wall color, and lighting, but also typically replaces frames when a previous owner's choice no longer does justice to the painting. 

In this video, framing expert Robert Knoell explains the process of frame selection and why, in most cases, the original frame is no longer present.