 One painting that did not stay in its intended chapel is worth recording; Caravaggio's altarpiece of the "Entombment of Christ" was commissioned by Alessandro Vittrice, nephew of one of Saint Philip's friends, and depicted the entombment in a radically naturalistic format, foreign to the grand manner found in the remaining altarpieces.The original is in the Vatican Pinacoteca.Neri is buried in the chapel to the left of the choir, which is dedicated to him, in a tomb decorated with mother-of-pearl.