 However Pesaro did not return to Venice until 1506, and if the prohibition on images ever affected Venice, it is unlikely to have done in 1508-1510, when Venice and the Papacy were on opposite sides in the War of the League of Cambrai.While Alexander was generally "despised" after his death, Pesaro remained loyal to the memory of his patron, and his will of 1542 left money for masses to be said for Alexander's soul.It belonged to the Pesaro family until the early 17th century, and was presumably first hung in Pesaro's home.