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Divenuto soggetto pontificale, in virtù dei suoi nobili natali e dei suoi legami con le più antiche famiglie romane, Ascanio ottiene, nel 1858, il titolo di patrizio romano per sé stesso, i suoi figli e la sua discendenza. Muore nel 1877.
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. Ascanio dedicated himself to Art very early. Before settling in Roma where he received the title of " Roman citizen ", he travelled to all European capitals. This former pupil of Canova made drawings of streets, squares and sculptures. In 1834 he thought about marriage ; he wanted to marry Giacinta Simonetti, a noble 16-year old Roman girl. But because of their age difference, her guardian took him away from her and had him travelling for a year. His journey took him to Constantinople, Syria and Egypt, to the Sudan's limits. He left many drawings and watercolours from his journeys. He got 16 children, 13 of which survived, from Giacinta whom he married in 1835. In 1858, Ascanio, who became a pontifical subject, in accordance with his ancient nobility and with his ties with the oldest Roman families, received the title of patrician for him, his sons and his descendants. He died in 1877.
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. Rapidement Ascanio se consacre à l'art. Avant de se fixer à Rome où il obtiendra le titre de " citoyen romain ", il voyage dans toutes les capitales européennes. Cet ancien élève de Canova dessine des rues et des places, sculpte. En 1834 il songe au mariage et souhaite épouser Giacinta Simonetti, une noble romaine de 16 ans. Devant la différence d'âge la tutrice de celle-ci éloigne Ascanio et lui fait faire un voyage d'un an. Son périple l'entraîne à Constantinople, en Syrie et en Egypte, jusqu'aux limites du Soudan. Il laisse de nombreux dessins et aquarelles de ses voyages. De son mariage avec Giacinta en 1835 il aura 16 enfants dont 13 survivront. Ascanio, devenu sujet pontifical, en vertu de son ancienne noblesse et de ses liens avec les plus anciennes familles romaines, obtient en 1858 le titre de patricien romain pour lui, ses fils et ses descendants. Il meurt en 1877.
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