Maestro di Cesi (early 14th century)

The Cesi Dossal (1308), which is one of the few works of art in Umbria in the early 14th century that bears a date, was probably painted for the church San Michele Arcangelo.  This dossal, which is now in the Museo Parrocchiale, is the autograph work of the so-called Maestro di Cesi.

Tommaso Bernabei, il Papacello (died 1559)

From Cortona

A fresco (ca. 1538) of the Madonna and Child, which was originally part of a larger composition, was detached from the left wall of Santa Maria Assunta in 1922 and moved to its current location, in a room off the sacristy.  It is probably the fresco by il Papacello that was documented in 1540, when Giovanni Battista Caporali and il Papacello were contracted to “correct” such a work, for which payment was still outstanding.

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Bartolomeo Barbiani (died 1645)

From Montepulciano

An altarpiece (17th century) in Santa Maria Assunta, which depicts the Crucifixion with SS John the Evangelist and Charles Borromeo, is by Bartolomeo Barbiani.

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Girolamo Troppa (died after 1710)

From Sabina , based in Rome

The altarpiece (17th century) on the high altar of Santa Maria Assunta, which depicts the Assumption of the Virgin, is  attributed to Girolamo Troppa.

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