The Gentilizia Chapel of the De 'Bartolomei family is located in Giulianova, in the province of Teramo. The Chapel is located in correspondence with the historical monument dedicated to King Vittorio Emanuele II and built by the sculptor Pagliaccetti. The noble chapel of the De 'Bartolomei family where there is the' cenotaph ', a sepulchral monument, erected by Gaetano De Bartolomei in memory of his uncle Angelo Antonio Cosimo, the work of the sculptor Raffaele Pagliaccetti. The monument is characterized, in addition to the bust of De 'Bartolomei, by marvelous bas-reliefs, representing the Three Genii of History, Archeology and Poetry, and by splendid symbolic flowers (poppies, ears, laurel). Inside the chapel there are also other works by the same sculptor, to whom the Gipsoteca Raffaello Pagliaccetti is dedicated. The facade is made of red bricks and the entrance has several coats of arms in marble representing the Bartolomei gods. It is thought that the chapel originally had a rear entrance and the steps that allowed access are still present behind the altar.