In the left transept, the chapel Paluzzi-Albertoni designed by Giacomo Mola (1622-1625). Inside this chapel is one of Bernini’s masterpieces, his Beata Ludovica Albertoni (1671-1675). This sculpture readily recalls the recumbent "Ecstasy of Saint Teresa" in Santa Maria della Vittoria. Behind the statue is a painting of "Saint Anna and the Virgin" by Giovanni Battista Gaulli. In third chapel on the left is a bust of "Laura Frangipani" sculpted by Andrea Bolgi (1637), on the forehead wall bust by the Orazio Mattei attributed to Lorenzo Ottoni. In the second chapel, frescoes by Giovanni Battista Ricci. To the center an "Annunciation" (1535) by Francesco Salviati. The tomb of Giuseppe Paravicini, an ancestor of the Emperor Napoleon I of France, was sculpted by Camillo Rusconi. In the first chapel is a painting by Marten de Vos (1555), to the right is an "Assumption" by Antonio della Corna, on the left, a "Birth of the Virgin" (1620) by Simon Vouet. On the same left transept the chapel of San Carlo hosts the remains of Saint Charles of Sezze, that died in the hospital of the church in 1670.