 Many of the sculptures there are displayed in the spaces they were intended for, including early works by Gian Lorenzo Bernini.The small collection of works by Bernini (whose first patron was Scipione) comprises a large proportion of his lifetime output of secular sculpture; in this collection one can see the sponsored Bernini mature from juvenile, but talented works, such as "The Goat Amalthea with the Infant Jupiter and a Faun" (1615) to his supreme and dynamic "Apollo and Daphne" (1622–25) and "David" (1623), considered seminal works of baroque sculpture.In addition, the gallery contains three busts, two of Pope Paul V (1618–20) and one marvelously conversive and stunningly innovative portrait of his patron, Borghese (1632).