 For the mellower mood displayed in Sant'Apollinare, Le Gros decided on a mirror image of that pose.Also in 1702, the board of the Monte di Pietà in Rome, presided by the papal treasurer Lorenzo Corsini, continued the steady embellishment of their chapel which already boasted an altar relief by Domenico Guidi and had in time for the Holy Year 1700 found its architectural completion with the dome by Carlo Francesco Bizzaccheri.They were now looking to commission two large reliefs for the side walls and made a list of sculptors currently in the limelight.