This church was restored in the seventeenth century but retains an important late-fifteenth-century fresco cycle.

The fresco cycle represents the Stories of the Virgin.

Religious altarpieces, fresco cycles, and small works for private devotion were very popular.

A major fresco cycle was added in the early 14th century.

However, on the wall is a fresco cycle dating most likely from the 8th century.

The church was possibly decorated with a fresco cycle celebrating his military exploits.

The interior has a fresco cycle from 1429.

The church also boasts one of Italy's most delightful fresco cycles.

The fresco cycle covers three walls framed by fictive architectural elements.

There is a fresco cycle by 15th-16th century local artists in the church.