The magnificent state apartments on the first and second floors now house the Galleria Nazionale delle Marche (National Gallery of the Marche), a rich picture gallery, with Raphael's "Mute" and pictures by Paolo Uccello ("Miracle of the Communion"), Piero della Francesca, Titian, Barocci, Gentileschi and Simone de Magistris. There are also tapestries and sculpture. Among the paintings look out for Piero della Francesca’s masterpiece, Flagellation, and The Ideal City, long held to be by Piero but now attributed to Laurana. Another highlight is the remarkable portrait of Federico and his son Guidobaldo, attributed to Spanish artist Pedro Berruguete. The art collection, which continues on the 2nd floor, also features several works, including a large number of drawings, by the Urbino artist Federico Barocci.