Chiesa Di San Francesco 

This polyptych, likely from the 14th century, is attributed to Luca di Tommé, a Sienese painter active from 1330 to 1389. The central panel depicts the Madonna and Child, a prominent subject in Italian art. The composition is typical of the Sienese School, characterized by its elegant figures, elaborate gold backgrounds, and the use of vivid colors. The flanking panels feature saints, perhaps a reference to the specific church location of the altarpiece. The Gothic arches and detailing in the wooden frame are characteristic of the period. The artwork showcases the mastery of the Sienese painters and their devotion to religious imagery.